There is no way the Mustang can NOT win this. Are there actually any CRXs left? And if so, I would implore anyone to drive one and then drive a Fox 5.0. You cannot have as much in a CRX. No way.

I'd rather have this kind of Titanium

You guys took (and are still taking, apparently) the ELR ad wayyyy too seriously. It's a tongue-in-cheek expression of the virtues of hard work with just a dash of jingoism, not a battle cry from the rich of the land.

I would rather sit by a pool with my family than collect manure. Cadillac wins.

Christ, am I not the only one who is sick of J eds knocking the Caddy ad.

Instead Ford assumes people in Detroit are black with massive fros.
I didn't have a problem with the Neal McDonough ELR ad, hard work pays off, no matter the setting and no matter what you choose to buy as a result of that hard work. It was an ad targeting ELR buyers, people that make $150k/year so of course it isn't…

I enjoyed the Cadillac ad much more than this one. I'm still not sure why you hate the original ad so much. It was clever and well done.

Back to the original ad, there may be a cultural disconnect here, Patrick.

Do either of those hold the speed record for a production vehicle?

Are either of those engineered to do that speed all the time, with every component on the car rated for that speed?

The hypercar market still has some work to do before truly besting the Veyron in every category.

Honestly, at this point? Why the fuck not.

Make sure you read everything with a Jersey accent.

So the Honda, Toyota, Kia, or Mercedes dealerships aren't fighting the direct sales model at all?

... not sure if knows the definition of Libertarian...

Most automakers have some incredibly tight quality standards. If you wanted the thousands of auto suppliers to be audited and held to form it would take much, much more than 1B. Quality spills happen and these companies try to handle it the best they can. I don't know of any company out there that doesn't have quality…

regulators and lawyers or safety

Aww. look at the puppy.

What.

The only problem is the poor choice of color combination. Otherwise the body kit elements are fine. And are better than anything Mansory ever produced.