Yes, Sean Casey, I had a doubt on his name. I admire what he does though. I may be influenced by the fact that it was a reality show too.

Even if the guy who owns it seemed to be kind of a prick, that truck is awesome looking, and seems to be the perfect vehicle to chase tornados. (Bit leaky though it seems)

One fog lamp, and the blinker above it.

Oh. It was you who broke my Kinja....

Don't forget the R36 they made with the B6 Passat (basically the same engine as in a Golf R32, but 3.6l instead of 3.2 and 300hp)

They didn't stuff almost 500hp, but VW tried a few years back. With a mere 300hp VR6 engine.

It's in Cannes, at the Carlton hotel. They opened up a Pinel & Pinel store there for the summer and you can see the sign and the purple wall at the en of the video.

Or do it the Mighty Car Mods way. Get a Tribeca engine (3.6l NA), turbocharge it and drop the lot in the engine bay of an old Legacy Wagon. And keep the SVX and fit a manual trans on it because you will have a Subaru that doesn't look like every other Subaru.

A loaded Range Rover Autobiography, because looks awesome, powerful enough, and it also has an off-road pedigree

I see the new Range Rovers everywhere, it's quite impressive for such an expensive and new car. Well most of them are RR Sport but still, you don't see as much Cayenne, even if they are in the same price range.

As long as they apply the shooting brake styling to the next generation V60 or V70, I'm happy :)

And then apply some Polestar magic to it !

It looks like they are following very closely the design cues of their recent concepts. Looks good ! I'm eager to see the final result !

A nice orange, and a lime green too. Like BMW's Valencia Orange and Audi's Javagrün!

I'm not a fan either. But their new naming scheme also includes the fact that low-budget cars (à la Dacia) will be named in x01. For instance the new 301, Peugeot view of the C-Elysée

Well, Peugeot has a thing for the numbers in X0X and that's why the 911 is called 911 and not 901 like it was supposed to.

The original report from the Financial Times has been categorically denied by both automakers. This is the second report involving Fiat and another automaker in just a few weeks, which means that either everyone is getting it wrong or Fiat is going to merge with everyone.

That seems weird , I wouldn't be surprised if your car had a problem. My father's previous 308 came with the same kind of engine (old gen though), and sometimes it would just cut for a few second while accelerating, with no reason.

I'll try it then :) Coyote is quite spot on for automatic radars and mocile ones.

Never got it either. They seem to cope well with new cars such as the Fiesta though.