Wait, Jalops don’t want RWD? Can you find a 240sx that hasn’t been abused on the used market? Supra? Don’t people endure multiple engine replacements just to enjoy RX7s and RX8s? Isn’t the answer to everything Miata?

JimZ, you did it again, you managed to write the most nonsensical string of comments I’ve read all month.

Lies! I would much rather have a well balanced rwd car with good brakes and adequate power on track over a torque steering crap box srt4 busting halfshafts and understeering* everything.

the FR-S/BRZ is a poster child for why automakers don’t listen to enthusiasts.

RWD.

Netflix threw 100 million at House of Cards and that wasn't a known quantity.

Hope the TG trio get picked up by Netflix to do a show their way

RIP BBC America

No kidding. Now that I'm a bit older I shake my head when I see the fresh-faced young people (those who can get jobs, anyway, because the market IS HORRIBLE) displaying loyalty towards their bosses/managers/the company.

You understand people died at WRC events too right? I'm not talking Group B either.

The thing here is that in California, street racing can be charged as a felony. Per the felony murder rule, if anyone dies during the course of a felony, a murder charge is warranted. There doesn't have to be malice aforethought (intent) for a murder conviction by the felony murder rule. The felony murder rule…

You're not a victim if you line up on the side of the street towatch people drag race, you're a participant, and just as if not more fucking stupid than the people racing.

The victims that decided to stand feet away from a known drag racing event? Culpability lies with both parties.

I get it, street racing is dumb. If you kill someone on their way home from the grocery store while you're drag racing, you deserve to go to jail. The line gets blurred when you have hundreds of people lined up on either side of the road to watch these guys drag race in a semi-organized event. At what point does the…

Hey look, I can post links too! California doesn't do felony murder for vehicular manslaughter, and no grand jury is going to approve it under mayhem.

in this scenario, the victims knew exactly what they were there to see, which makes them complicent to the racing. A shame: absolutely, but muder?

This still isn't remotely a murder. Vehicular manslaughter and call it good. All parties involved share in the blame, including the dead people. I would love to be on a jury like this where my only option is murder for a clear accident. I would deadlock it until the end of time.

The Paris Peugeot board meeting was hilarious!

When I look at this photograph, I can't help but to think that maybe making cars isn't what Volkswagen should be doing.