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Does anyone have any intel on when the Midwest (Southeast Michigan, specifically) will start seeing some more cars hit the dealers? The tracker map looks like there hasn't been much action in the past several weeks. I'm #3 at my dealer (deposit down a year ago), but they still claim they have...

Yep agreed with you when I was in my mid-30s - bought a new ‘14 S4 and had it for a couple years. Now that I’m 44, the pendulum has sung back the other way. S4 is fast and very comfortable, but not really much fun. And that was when it was a 6-speed. And that comfort still came with a little...

Which episode of the podcast?

The article is up - https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-cars/first-ride-2023-honda-civic-type-r-review-0

After those well-reasoned points against the GR Corolla, why is that car your choice? Just curious....

In the 2010s TL, I think. https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a16580263/2010-acura-tl-sh-awd-manual-road-test-review/

Sure. But say the new CTR adds 100 lbs to the last gen. Is an AWD system that can give you 70% to the rear worth another 100? Edit: To be clear, I’m asking because I really don’t know. That’s not rhetorical. ?

But the GR Corolla weighs just 200 pounds more than the lightest 10th gen CTR. So, if the ‘23 car gains a bit of weight (which is probable), could be close. Don’t get me wrong - I’ve had a deposit on the CTR for months. But now I’m torn.

Just added mine. I haven’t actually specified a color, yet. Since I’m still not sure if I want an Si or ‘23 CTR, they let me put deposits down and get in line on both.