This one is a mixed bag of Japanese cars, and our first conversation about the Eclipse (I think).
Category: Understeer
The 240Z adventure continues: its new owner sees it for the first time in person and prepares for a monumental journey.
In this one, we talk about every generation of MR2, some Mk3 Supras, and a few FR-S/BRZ/GT86s. I bought one of these!
In this one, we discuss the SVT Focus, EP3 Civic, how little we know about E46 and E36 M3s, the Z32 twin turbo 300ZX, a Suzuki sidekick and Suzuki’s demise as a North American automotive retailer, and some Miatas.
In this one, we talk about one model: the Nissan 240SX. Bring a Trailer has been posting some insane numbers lately!
In this one, we talk about Cleetus McFarland controversy, C6 Corvettes, Mustangs, in particular a nice foxbody hatch, and the Dodge Challenger.
An unprecedented S13 auction threatens the entire ecosystem.
A childhood dream is realized in the form of 1970s Japanese sheet metal, and a cross-country adventure begins.
All good things come to an end. The Celsior lets Netgear down for the last time, and the great JDM experiment comes to a close.
On the death of “Every X For Sale in America”, a refocus on automotive journalism, and new Feed features.
In this one, we look at a WRX (are these turbo?), a Ranger, 4Runners, the Hummer H3, several Sentra SE-Rs, Chris Craft boats, an old Jag, and a Rousch Cobra. Enjoy!
In this one, we look at several 996 Porsches, an S12 200SX, the Olds Toronado Trofeo, and a decommissioned troop transporter. Enjoy!
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We Made a Podcast (Episode #1)
In which we talk about used cars for sale. Incredible!
You find some weird ones mislabeled as RX-7s.
A consideration of why we are the way we are, and why we like the cars we like.
All cars under $5000.
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Business Class: BMW 740iL
$5000 won’t even put you behind the wheel of a Kia Soul, but it’s enough for this preserved, southern, 89,000 mile E38 creampuff.
The COVID-19 epidemic might be the genesis of a new era of budget-minded auto enthusiasts. Or maybe not.
Netgear’s JDM Toyota Celsior proves to be a fickle mistress.
You can’t buy much more car for the money than a Crown Vic, figuratively or physically