Littleguy

Nice review. I've always been a fan of cheap cars, I really like the Mazda 5 and Yaris.

My GTO has a throttle cable, but I prefer DBW for the tuning capabilities.

Cool video mang.

Is the phone unlocked? (like can I take it to another country and put a sim card in it and go) Or will it only work with Verizon?

Nice pictures.

Oooohhh LS1 944 would be so titties.

Makes me want to go out and get some Hot Wheels tracks.

A new pic of the goat looking badass with me in it as per usual http://www.newcelica.org/photopost/data/500/308680_299965910017702_216218551725772_1437830_1928858878_n.jpg

What diff did you put in it?

Congratulations, I love that color! I just got back from driving mine from Houston to Columbus and back and it was such a pleasure to be in on the highway.

If it was a 911 I'd say no, but a Coxter I'd be more inclined to say yes depending on what you are looking to get out of a sports car.

Bout time you started modding the Camaro.

Have you tried the Microsoft online windows forums?

I'll be getting it as soon as I get back from Columbus. On a side note, you should have put better tires on the TransAm. Bwahaha

If you want free games you are better off with an older PSP that is easy to mod. There are tons of sites on how to do it and people are selling modded psp's all the time.

Your car sounds very nice.

I can see what your saying. For me I'd technically classify the car as fugly.

In Colombia we have a 4cyl Turbo Diesel Chevy truck and that thing is a boss. I'd love to see them here.

Dallas is pretty bad, and there are a lot of streets in need of repair there as well.

I actually like the Juke, one of the few unique cars out right now imo.

Finally, at least some justice.

<----- This guy thinks you would be better off with a Lexus RX330.

Just because the Porsche, for me anyways, seems like it will age a little better than the Z06. I'm not talking 5-10 years, more like 20-30. That and I look at the 80's and 90's Porsche's and I'm like wow I'd love to try one of those out, unlike most 80's and 90's Corvettes (then again, the newer Corvettes are leaps and bounds ahead of the past one). Honestly, typing this out is making me re-think my answer, lol.

If I was going to keep it forever, Porsche. If it was just going to be another car to be traded in a few years for something else, Corvette.

I can't wait till winter comes and the temps in houston get down to 65.