I asked the same question yesterday and got a bunch of empty ass answers that now look even emptier.

It is a bad Photoshop.

Rob Leifeld started early...

A Land Rover driving through salt water?

Wool breathes really well too, which is why it’s used for performance base layer clothing.

Totally true. Only the Hotel and Taxi versions of the Century feature leater - because easier cleaning.

I can confirm: wool seats are much quieter than leather when you fart.

You know, I was thinking the same thing and I think there is a good chance that they might come over. I mean, Audi did get away with getting sequential turn signals on the A4:

I definitely agree that it looks like a 90s concept. I don’t know if I like it though.

I like this thing. It looks like a late-90s concept car.

Hmmmm.... This reminds me of something. I just don’t.... Have I seen that somewhere before? Does it look like..... If only I could remember!

Not the most attractive front end, that’s for sure. Off topic: you know you’ve been working in hotels WAY too long when you can recognize a property simply from the landscaping in the background (Villa d'Este...if I had the means, it would be my dream wedding venue.)

The GT is the base model but will released later this year (or next year). The GT S is the sport version that was released first.

how old are you like 19? those things were awesome, it’s too bad that stopped making them.

You were a kid when these came out? Damn..... You’re young!

Before I knew anything about cars I thought these were the coolest thing

Its weird and rare. That's about it.

I think the EB110 is one of the ugliest super cars ever made. I just can’t figure out why everyone goes on about these like they are the most beautiful things on earth. They look like the kind of car that one guy who used to work for a big car company made in his garage out of parts and some fiberglass.

Is it sad that I’m more interested in the obviously extremely elabourate and ornate details on the wrought iron structure the car is in rather than the car itself?