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Once you get into coding things, you get into a worm hole of accessibility options lol

A quick google search will tell you how easy BMW owners do it

Why does BMW sell the 4 series when the 2 series is "practically the exact same size?"

I might if what you said was remotely accurate

I did Yeah, that's why I think a 90s design out dates a 2020 MY car.

I should have been more clear: circle lights in non-circular housings

Duh they look cheap and look like shit, I would never use a pair regardless. But quality is actually irrelevant in my comments. I am talking about design only, you're unable to see the forest through the trees. Let's use our imagination for one second and pretend they are of equal regard for...

Nope. I agree with why we like round tail lights, not all applications of it. The evo example is showing a similar aesthetic, multiple round tails in a non-round housing. Yes the tails are cheap in price but they are to show an example of design in how sharp angles better match the aggressive...

Economies of scale that it is a 2 door version of a mass produced sedan. Lexus has already done that and it is how we have the RC

Youre comparing the cheapest 370z with the most expensive MKV. A better argument is buying the $50k MKV and putting $5k of mods into it. Being in the VQ37 community (currently own a 6mt G37), I can tell you no one is making that power reliably and the VQ37 will never have the powerband of the...

I would agree but those bodies were designed for round tails where as the MKV and (IMO) the MKIV were not. This is a better example of the aesthetic I am referring to. Circle tails have no business in the EVO X housing and this is one scenario where aftermarket tail lights actually make the car...

Why is everyone fascinated with the MK4 tail lights? They tremendously date the car and IMO are the laziest designed element of the car. I can't help but think they picked up a MK3 tail light bulb housing, drew circles around each bulb, and said "I'm done!"

I don’t think you understand what MSRP means. MSRP is the price on the sticker for the car new, not the Kelley Blue Book value. With that being said, used cars are irrelevant and the $64k Canadian is MSRP and is irrelevant to the MSRP in the US

I wish I did so I could have stopped his bs reference before it started

Literally nothing to do with performance, everything to do with production numbers and attainabity. My name is Justin Baker, I wish it were a weed reference. People will pay crazy amounts for the car no doubt, but that doesn’t mean everyone will.

Oh you mean the cars with incredibly low production numbers that can only be obtained at MSRP with a deposit several years in advance? Thats definitely a viable comparison to the A90. Ill call and ask about Chiron as well

Thats why I asked. What exactly are GT cars by your definition?

Does the Cayman GTS count? I can test drive it for you and report back if youre interested https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/745582699/overview/

Yeah Nope being patient to buy a new one. Markups don't last forever, you can go to a Ford dealership and buy a new RS without a markup right now. The price didn't deter buyers because they thought the price was worth it, simple as that. We literally compare our internal value of any...

thanks "Marketing scheme" has no definition outside of the individual words I don't get the fixation with dealer markups, this has always been a thing on new popular cars. If someone just has to have it, let them pay more it is their decision. When the hype dies so will the markups, I don't...