they do remind me of those boxster rims.. but I disagree on which is chinzier. The thin-ness of the corvettes help it look stock, the thick bugly look of the boxsters gives it the whole "cheapo firestone dealer your moms sedan needs new tires and wheels look" going for it.

I'll tell you why its not. I don't care for any of the Coopers at all. But I would consider a Countryman or a Paceman. Simply because I think they look better. If you want to argue bloated.... when speaking of minis in general.... look no further than the Cooper because its visually 2x the size of the Mini Motors…

Boring but likable cars.

hes so dumb. bodys not big enough...

So I love how you posted a GM CEO salary raise in normal font, and then 

lol thank you! 

mhmmm... torque? 

Well they do make damn good slush boxes. Industry standard pretty much, but the traditional autos day is coming to an end..

I hear you in that. Typical GM style.

but that was too niche. Too expensive, too underpowered for intentions and very specific styling.

Makes sense. Utes generally arent going to tow much and the bed will just be for large loads and easy access, not heavy loads persay. But it seems the Detroit execs have an uneasy feeling about them. Why GM wont bring a El Camino in name back to the US market is beyond me...

couldnt tell why I didnt like it being an Aston fan and a supporter of wagons... then I saw it. Its a Bertone design.

DK.. you're doing it wrong

it reminded me of the Vehicross as well. The Vehicross was pretty legit considering the time it came out..

1. Chevrolet - Small block and V8 ingenuity all together. Not to mention various cars throughout their history that have made history. 

hahaha I suppose

uggggggggo-leee! Sorry no ifs, ands or buts about it.. if you look at an Aztek long enough you start to see what they were going for... but its still ugly. 

it probably is

Camry is what it is. But I believe you on the intent of the name

poor name for sure lol.  In English you could say its a lesser form of "Supernova" but in Spanish Its just a bad marketing choice