We might not all know where babies come from, but we do know what they come with: a lot of stuff. By the time you add up the stroller, Pack ’n Play, diaper bag, juice boxes and educational toys, a 15-pound infant comes with nearly as much gear as a Marine Expeditionary Force.
When it comes time to move all …
Great idea for an article, but you left out a car that I would consider one of the top 3 contenders: the Mazdaspeed3. It's a surprisingly cavernous hatchback with plenty of room to seat a family of 4 or 5 comfortably while carrying lots of cargo, yet has gobs of torque and power and more than decent sporty potential on the track -- I ran in the high 1:49x range consistently at Laguna Seca in mine, which is nothing to sneeze at. Plus, they can easily be found used with very low miles for less than 20k!
I had a altima se-r and went to few track days. When the potenzas was 20,000 miles I put some 245/40/18 Azenis, Motul brake fluid ,staineless lines, eibach springs and I was rocking. From 30 cars in the evnents I was 8-10 but remember that the first ones was ariel atoms. On monday I was a perfect daily driver. It's a whole package. Also the stock exhaust sound its crazy. Good car
Everytime I go to the track in my 07 RX8 I have to remove my kids car seats first. Its a true sports car with 4 doors, well sort of four doors. Disclamer: rear facing seats for 1 year and under children do not fit well. Forward facing seats fit great.
There are many cars available that didnt seem to get even mentioned. or even a nod for being unusual. for example why not a ford taurus SHO? they were stone reliable, fast, mass produced, and now cheap. or following my interests, an earlier ( 88-92 ) Mazda 626 gt turbo, or for added room, an 88-92 mazda 626 gt turbo hatchback ( with optional 4 wheel steering ).
I think you sold the charger short on its track potential. anyone who reguliarly attends NASA-SE events knows of one that podium finishes Reguliarly in Time Trials it's also an old police cruiser
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