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I hereby retract my decelaration of "Dibs" vis-Ã -vis the 2006 Mazda Miata...
In fact, what you see here could easily cover a Lotus Exige S or a BMW 335i with money left over. I sure hope the new kitchen is worth it.
I guess this means the field is wide open once again.
Dan Edmunds, Director of Vehicle Testing and Kitchen Expansion @ no miles
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carlisimo says:
03:36 PM, 03/22/07
Your coworkers destroyed your kitchen so that you couldn't buy the Miata?
zach101 says:
06:44 PM, 03/22/07
I'm pretty sure he was trying to say that he can't buy another vehicle because his kitchen expansion is costing more than a Lotus Exige S and BMW 335i.
heidis says:
11:23 PM, 03/22/07
Aiiigh! Kitchen remodel! Run away, run away!
actualsize says:
06:40 AM, 03/23/07
Yes but I'm told my new oven can go from zero to 400 in just 3 minutes!
SubyTrojan says:
10:28 AM, 03/23/07
LOL, Dan!
Have you ever seen the episode of Home Improvement where Tim Taylor (Tim Allen) and Al Borland (Richard Karn) built the "Man's Kitchen?"
hondacura4 says:
04:59 PM, 03/26/07
You should have hired our company to do your exspansion. I dont know how old your house is as we focus more on older houses (95+). Good luck on the exspansion.
jay_laz says:
05:17 PM, 01/ 7/10
Dan Edmunds wrote, "My favorite Miata color ever was the '91 Yellow one. Had had I been in the market at the time, that's what I would have bought." No, you wouldn't've bought THE 1991 Sunburst Yellow, as it wasn't offered for sale. Only available as a "factory-custom", One-of-a-Kind, Magazine-Cover-Only-Car. Famous in Miata circles. Though "Sunburst Yellow" paint was offered in 1992 as a "factory order", it wasn't very popular then, and only 15xx were manufactured. '92 Sunburst are now considered a "Real" [tm] Special, and highly among Miata cogescenti. 1991? Good luck buying that ONE. It last sold for $21K, and the owner considers himself a "custodian" of a cultural artifact. Let us know how you manage to "Pry His Cold, Dead Hands Off The Car Keys..."