It’s Cheap, but Is It Overpriced?

27 May 2014 • nytimes.com

The lack of speed is a benefit to the Mirage, because the suspension tuning is awful. The body seems to flit along, making random movements unrelated to the road. Stab at the brakes and the nose dives while the tail unloads and wags disconcertingly.

The steering is numb, the front tires lose their grip in corners, and there’s no driver engagement. Parole hearings are more entertaining, and prison bunks may be more comfortable.

I've been thinking about a new car lately.  At least now I can cross one possibility off my list, for sure.  Sounds like riding a bike would be more fun.