Garnish aside, I’d like to see that area stamped in that net shape on the stock model, minus that stupid raised character line that leads to the body panel gap.

In California, it’s technically a usage tax not a sales tax. I’d love to buy cars more often but it’s such a money drain when you have to pay tax on each purchase.

Your point is well taken. If it’s a 30th anniversary, it should tie back to the original. Besides, green cars are coming back in style this year.

Despite owning a G35 coupe 6MT years ago, I’ve lost track of Infiniti’s lineup. Q50 = G35/G37? Q70 = M series?

Same

You forgot to mention that the aero wheel caps look awful and the back end proportions are weird.

Don’t you know that’s called a Butter Face?

Bev Hills Car Club has a bad reputation with locals, according to the private seller I bought my last car from. They routinely find bad examples of vintage and exotic cars, hide problems, and list them at high prices. The guy who did my PPI used to perform inspections for BHCC and was let go for not passing the cars.…

Those look better than Tesla’s standard aero covers!

This is Subaru we’re talking about here. They make the weakest powered lineup on the market. The next BR-Z will have a CVT too.

Agreed. To add to that, the dealers closer to the factory should have less of a destination fee.

Unpainted front bumper makes it look tougher while waiting in the school pickup line.

How dare you question its off-road chops! Can’t you see it has a big unpainted plastic bumper that extend upwards to coddle the grille? What more cred do you need?!?

The unfortunate ancestor of the 3- and 5-series GT variants BMW makes now.

When will dealers be able to process your purchase paperwork in under an hour? They seriously tie up a lot of time for their own employees hoping you cave in for that very overpriced dealer-provided option.

You can’t see any of the plans until you give them your email address. Nah bro.

You can’t see any of the plans until you give them your email address. Nah bro.

An Aston Martin Cygnet with an EV conversion would be BESPOKE and easy to park.

BMW, Audi, Benz, Porsche. You know, ze Germans.

There has been a trend in the last year or two of asymmetric wheel designs that have curves or twists to the ‘spokes’. This was also a thing in the late 80s-early 90s.

I’m surprised nobody has said air conditioned seats yet. Even in the winter they can be handy to avoid Swamp Ass and Swamp Back.