I don’t like it, but I am glad they didn’t go full tilt boogie with it. We don’t need another LFA, NSX or GTR that only a select few can buy, that you’ll hardly ever see on the road. This is well within budget for millions of people. They could have resurrected the Supra nameplate and built another $100-200k halo car,… Read more
Dear 2001 ItalDesign: This just looks awful. It’s like you duct taped every seam of an Aston Martin for absolutely no reason. But to be fair... Read more
We call that fun little dance the DeLorean shuffle. Read more
You need to read it if you don't think it has anything to do about cars Read more
Rush was so good, its sad that people didn’t see it. Read more
This also appears to be the first Japanese car built by Magna-Steyr (former Steyr-Daimler-Puch) facility in Graz, Austria. The same people that gave you the G-class, Pinzgauers, various Euro market Jeeps and AWD VW’s. Read more
Tada doesn’t strike me as the type of guy that makes a lot of mistakes. If he found it necessary to compromise, I feel like we can trust his reasoning. If the 86 and Supra had to have parts from other manufacturers to make it to market at (relatively) reasonable price points, I say, so be it. Read more
NASCAR: Let’s get all modern and put throttle body injection with restrictor plates on the V8 RWD two door Camrys. Read more
Cue all the people who bought one saying they haven’t had any issues and every bad word about an Alfa is just a giant conspiracy Read more
Since it’s based on a BMW, does it even have turn signals?
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How are the shift points and power band for back road driving? One of the (really picky) things I didn’t like about a manual Cayman is that once moving you just put the thing in 3rd and bomb around. Conversely, with the Giulia TI, the 5500 RPM redline with the 8 speed auto means you had to slap the paddles constantly.… Read more
Would you get this over a base Cayman? Read more