“Ugly” is subjective. It is a very typical looking car. It lacks sex appeal, but so do most things that end up being the big sellers on the market. As it is, it is a very good looking car than is the shape of functionality that most people are going to be looking for.

The Zarya clone is Gordon Freeman, Mega man, Gypsy Danger(Pacific Rim), with some Astartes for bulk. And the Genji clone is a CW Arrow mixed with Hawkeye.

It would probably be the JLR 5.0L V8. We are talking a British car maker, after all.

I can to roughly teh same thing. But I’m a little slower and deeper so I sound more like a some Big NA V8s. So a Lot of Drag and NASCAR. If I push myself I can sound like an Indy car usually a V8 or V6. I used to be able to pull F1.

Change your diet or PLEASE see a doctor.

1. Pick-up trucks

Simple. Hope. Good intentioned hope or not. Hope.

I’ll just put this here.

His eyes... are a freaking optical illusion.

You aren’t likely to see many if any $1M+ cars doing desert speed runs.

Somehow, America has gotten to a point where we need the government to tell us to stop spewing black unburned diesel fuel all over our fellow citizens. We’re all a bunch of idiots, really.

I’m struggling to think of a relevant metaphor for this but I can’t.

I was not aware Obama had a Twitter account.. He used it either that infrequently and/or that responsibly.

If you mean that they have to be as big as the Germans, at least in mindset, that is not true. LOTS of people buy other luxury brands, Lincoln, Cadillac, Lexus, Infiniti, Acura, Genesis, and so on.

No, it is a good idea. But it requires you very deliberately walk away from being a mainstream car maker and, as I said, never look back.

They did not try. They sold out because they left their best fruit on the vine to rot.

The result of fighting your destiny and winning, when it clearly was going to be good. You lose.

That would be great for a lower cost vehicles. But Citroen never should have given up on Hyrdopneumatic suspensions. That was their claim to fame and they should have run with it.

“Good enough for most customers” is just a weak excuse to not try or keep trying and doing.

They did, and did it better. It was called the SM.