Honest question - what the hell is up with people’s obsession with Matt’s family wealth? Is that how one defines people, by judging them based on how much money their parents made?

Yes, Matt goes out of his way to “own” his silver spoon upbringing but that is 100% not something he owes anybody.

Unless the car is being offered at what is equivalent to salvage-title prices for a CTS-V wagon, this is a hard, hard pass.

Anyone who has any familiarity with the stresses track duty can do to a car, especially one that is being passed-along by non-professional drivers who have no interest in the longevity of the car would advise you to not buy this car unless it was offered at a significant, and I mean SIGNIFICANT discount from a similar vehicle that has lived the majority of its time on the street.

No brainer - 911 Turbo S. Next?

$73,000 dollars for a 3925lb Mustang GT variant. How about no.

And people wonder why used car prices are still insane?