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Thanks! It drives even better than it looks.

I've missed you Antoine and the community here. I'll be checking in to see what's going on here!

I now daily a Veloster N Performance Pack and have a Scion iA (Mazda2) as a second car / husband's car. If Mazda were still selling the Mazdaspeed3 I certainly would have considered it. But they aren't. How's everyone doing?

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What is "the ND top issue"?

Took bae to her first autocross... Ok, actually it was the DC inspection station. No line on a Friday morning, nice!

I'll take a look, but not sure if it will be obvious to me. Do you have any photos to explain?

No idea.. How would i tell?

Full MS body kit, exhaust, CF shift knob & parking brake. And it's a Sport package so it has Bilsteins, LSD. Pics to come.

Purchased one over the weekend! 2006 Sport with some Mazdaspeed parts :)

My first post here in quite a while - congrats Eric! I don't even have the NB anymore! Guess I need to update my signature. I have a 2012 3S-GT sedan and about to pick up a 2006 NC Sport!

I'm just trying to refute the prevailing thinking that a MT makes an inferior or less pleasant companion in traffic. It's the traffic that sucks, not the car. I know it's a matter of preference, but I'd still rather have my manual in the stop & go. It makes what could be a dull commute more...

Cars that are not available with a MT are not even the slightest bit on my radar. I'm sure the S-class is a nice car to ride in; I have no interest in driving one. If I bought a car to be chauffeured around in (this is not likely) yeah... it could be automatic. Fine, I'll take a non-sport...

Hi, I'm Nathan. Nice to meet you. (drinks) I have a rowhouse in the city, don't have a 3-car garage, and my commute is precisely two miles, but for the sake of the hypothetical, I'll humor you. If I had a "highway cruiser" it would definitely be a manual. Really, is there anything sexier than...

I guess I've only ever had slow cars ;)

Not so fast. Auto in manual mode, around town, feels very awkward. Feels strange to be, for the most part, telling the auto to do what it can figure out on its own. But to need to be in manual mode in case I want to make a quick move without delay - not the way most people would use an...

You've missed the point. I don't have to use the clutch or shift because i have already anticipated wanting to change lanes, so I'm already in a gear that will give me instantaneous power when i push the throttle.