This is exactly right.

Sweet deal! He sounds like the kind of guy who would have kept it in pristine condition as well, right?

Bob Lutz will save us once again.

You should be punished for doing something like this, not receive compensation.

You have to wonder how many of the people who get a hard-on for this sort of car would ever have $18,500 to spend.

What are the odds she sues now? I can't wait to read that filing.

Re-bodied custom Fiero with... Ok, we're done here.

I like my homologation cars to basically be the race car with a VIN, plates, and some sort of futile gesture towards an interior. This is not that sort of car.

In the U.S. we just need to get a rumor going amongst the meth-head community that red-light cameras and their mounting poles are filled with about five pounds of copper wire.

The terminal (C?) that United flies out of is awful. Most of it (in the middle of its 7/8s circular design) is abandoned and has the worst restaurants I've ever been to at an airport. The even fuck up Quiznos.

Even down here where rust isn't a thing to worry about, you never see these on the streets anymore. Such rarity has a premium, and it has the V8. It would be a great platform to make a fun vintage track car...

Nope.

Probably because they only made 3,041 Z4 M Roadsters for the U.S. and a fraction of that for the RoW.

Hey, I've got one of those! It replaced my Z3M roadster.

You should also get out and drive an M roadster if you're not getting that sporty edge.

Ya know, there's a bunch of us BMW enthusiasts out there who just don't give a shit about their sedans.

The odo doesn't work right and there are some "small things" floating around that need to be fixed. I bet a quick check of the financials a year later will indicate that another $8,500 or so have flowed into this car to address "small things."

No one's getting a hand job after that crash.

How hard can it be?

My money's on the Nigerians.