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No prob, bro. Enjoy that Ford interior, too.

Ah yes, a $50K supercar. There's a reason why those depreciate like they do, but enjoy it while the dew is on the roses. A screamin' deal is still a screamin' deal, right?

He's mad about everything... his post history is nothing but negativity and the same three overused gifs. Don't let it get to you- at least you're contributing knowledge and sharing experiences, instead of just pooh-pooh'ing everything.

What's the weight difference between the factory wheel and these?

I got rid of my CT5-V Blackwing because I finally got an allocation for my 992.1 S (with a manual, of course). When I traded it in on my Acura Integra Type S, the paperwork guy couldn't understand why I was trading it for the Integra, but as soon as I mentioned the 911 allocation, I got a "oh...

When I was finally beating the shit out of the car at the Spring Mountain V-Performance school (on the second day I was finally "working it"), I noticed the exact same thing. Whereas perviously I was mainly in 3rd and 4th gear the entire time on the track (which was fast enough, and I was the...

Okay Boomer.

I never gave the pros vs. cons of using an attorney. All I said was that I successfully lemoned three cars without the use of an attorney. If you want to use an attorney, go ahead, but for every day you waffle on what you want to do is another day wasted. All I know is when the law states that...

California Lemon Law covers used cars as long as they are still under warranty. Why someone wouldn't want to get the ball rolling is beside me. As someone who has successfully lemoned three vehicles without the use of an attorney, it's much easier and straightforward that people think if you...

Isn't Cadillac supposed to be positioned as a luxury brand? When my Jeep was in the shop for over a month (!), I was given a loaner the day I brought it in. Sure it sucked having to drive an Enterprise Durango instead of my 6-speed manual 2-door Rubicon Wrangler, but at least I was accommodated...

I would drive it (or tow it) to the dealership and let it sit there until they look at it. Once it's there, the 30-day window starts ticking for them to repair the problem. The sooner you start the lemon process the better- there's no reason not to. If they fix it... great. If not, the longer...

he likes to roll with no capital letters and no punctuation with no brakes

I wondered the same thing. Either way, he didn't get it for "$11k off MSRP", he bought a used CT5-V Blackwing for the current market price.

It was used, as per his previous posting. Given, it had eight (8) miles on it (as per his post), but it's still a used purchase. As much as the market has softened, you ain't getting $11k off a new CT5-V Blackwing.

Not just any old Civic, but a Civic Type R! The Type S, much like the Type R, is only available with a manual transmission, and one of the best in the biz. Sure it's FWD, but everything else makes up for it.

I will say that my Acura Integra Type S is even more enjoyable to drive than my CT5-V was, and the jury's still out if the Acura is more enjoyable to drive than my 911 Carrera S (with a manual, of course) is. I've only got about 150 miles on the 911, but there's just something about the Type S.

Shoutout to my fellow detention bros, circa 1988.

I'm going out on a limb and saying Stormtroopers of Death, not System of a Down.

Next thing you know, you're going to be complaining about targeted ads based on your web browsing history and report the site admins to Facebook.