Sports cars, the pinnacle of practicality! Who knew? These aren’t just about the thrill of speed, but the delight of spending your entire savings on a piece of metal that’ll depreciate faster than a stock market bubble. And oh, what a delightful choice we have – cars that aren’t just for show but for a price that’ll have your bank account sobbing like a broken record. Toyota’s GR86? A modern testament to the idea that if you can’t beat the GT86, just rename it and pretend it’s a different beast. Hyundai Veloster N? A hatchback with the courage to handle curves like a giraffe in a tea party. Mini John Cooper Works? It’s not just a car, it’s a time machine to the ’90s. Ford Mustang EcoBoost? A muscle car on a budget, just like a donut shop in a health food store. BMW 230i? It’s the sporty cousin of your mom’s minivan, with less minivanning and more ‘oh look at that, it can go around corners’ moments. Toyota GR Corolla? A rally-inspired dance with the engine, all while trying not to step on the groceries in the back. Nissan Z? A car that’s so powerful, it could probably bench press the stock market. Volkswagen Golf GTI? The ‘I’ stands for ‘It’s a real deal, not some Golf lookalike with an extra turbo’. Subaru WRX? It’s a rally car for the road, and by road, I mean a path lined with potholes and speed traps. And finally, the Mazda MX-5 Miata? It’s the embodiment of driving fun, but you could also call it the anti-depressant of cars – it’s there to make you happy, not make you think about the next car payment.
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