4 valve 3.7 Cyclone. With the tune I have on it, I’m pretty sure it’s at ~300hp at the wheels. Nice engine really. I don’t think I’d put a blower on it. For the money I could just use that as a down payment on another car.

See my reply to drivesatruck_notaredneck. I got so close to my first bike this year and I fumbled at the 1 yard line :( 

Honestly, I did the whole bike thing earlier this year. Did research, learned about gear, found classes, circled a date for said class, bookmarked gear, and had a whole folder dedicated to bikes I would buy.

I think the F10 is a fine choice and I’ve always had a soft spot for them. Unfortunately, even used I don’t think I could swing that but damn that would be a great DD. The current one is a monster and it looks damn good. Definitely on my “lottery list” for sure.

It’s about the journey man......the journey

My cousin just got a Kona and I like it a lot. It’s a cool car and it’s got some edge to the design. Priced right too. 

Power that scares me. I’m under 30 and I’m on my 4th car all time. Three VWs and one Mustang. So far I’ve reached a max of 300bhp and I want a car that will make me call a code brown every now and then. I want to experience that before life shovels more responsibility into my lap. People say, “You have your whole…

No haggle baby!

The price is the only thing that has kept me out of one besides the reliability. If we got the 595, then maybe, but every time I cross-shopped the Abarth I ended up on the “Just buy a GTI” tile of the board game. It’s just a little too impractical for the price to fit my lifestyle. 

Wow, I really like the new Lincoln Continental refresh!

I’m not sure why you expected a rational and fair response from a car dealer lol

Cool swap, CP, seller’s excuse is BS. That’s my 2 cents.

Miles are not just miles. I agree that the highway thing can lead to a false sense of security, but I’ve known people that drive their cars like they’re not the ones paying for it. I mean straight up abuse. So, for some, miles aren’t just miles, but I see your point. 

Sounds like you need to just aim for a GranTurismo and hope for the best. Like any Italian car in that range, it’s a headache to maintain, but I always read from owners how much they love their GranTurismos. It’s the best car Maserati has made in 25 years. 

It’s just never enough for these guys. You’ve got more money than you can spend and you think, “Yeah let me risk my entire livelihood to make a bunch more.”

I say this with zero sarcasm and all seriousness that being black in Staten Island is one of the most dangerous things in this country. I always tell people, NYC has all types of people that don’t like Us, but Staten Island is different. It’s on a whole other level out there. 

No, I don’t. OP didn’t seem to know much about the company, so I provided some background.

I’m indifferent. I just wanted to give you some information on the company because you don’t seem to know anything about it. I’m not quite sure where you got the idea that they use wolf fur.

Hyundai has been very stingy with the manual testers in the US. I’ve seen like two reviews from Canada, and I think just the Auto X events that they held as a little taste for US press. But I have yet to see an American outlet get a long term tester G70 manual.

CG has been making coats that have gone to literally the coldest locations on this planet for decades. Goose down and coyote fur have been used in jackets since at least the 19th century. If you have an opinion on animal products being used for clothing, that’s one thing, but at least do your research and know what…