Originally Posted by AustinsCE

I won't drive any sedan. I drive alone, about 100 miles a day, along a winding country road, and only have even 1 passenger at the most on weekends. Sedans would be silly for me, combine the back seat full of stuff instead of people, fold the seats down and add the trunk, I have more storage than most people's sedans in my TT. I usually keep the back seats out of the 300CE, and the Lancia only has 2 seats. The TVR I have in mind same thing. For me the sports car is the only practical choice: light, agile, proper use of fuel and conservatively built. Aside from all of that "defense" of my decision to drive sports cars almost exclusively, I don't believe in a "sport sedan". Its a sports car or it isn't. The EVO, STI, they're economy cars with turbos. The Audis, while pretty cool sometimes, pretty much the same thing. Lop 2 doors and 9 inches at least from the wheelbase, and about 400lbs, you have a nice sports car. As is? Something zippy for the Mrs. I don't agree with this "combines practicality with..." BS. Then they don't do anything really well. They do two things pretty good, -IF- you pay for it. But more likely, just have a clunky car that accelerates better than the base model.