How would you compare this to the Kia Stinger V6?

It looks like a Lambo mixed with a Ford GT from the front. And the back! It looks like the body work melted over a smaller car from the rear.

I don’t play the game, I don’t know if it’s a reflection of something in the original design, but why does the Brigitte character have what I can only describe as a feedbag jutting out of her chest?

I believe the point was more about the fact that mainstream films generally avoid the topic. Films that include queer couples are typically strictly about the queer relationships within it. What I got out of this article was that it’s a shade of gray in between the two extremes that just said, “Hey, here’s this…

The ‘Will request that they test current production,’ part shows that he doesn’t get Consumer Reports. Consumer Reports is supposed to be handled by going out, buying the car in question, and testing it. Not having models prepared for them by the company, not having any form of endearment to the supplying company…

If I recall, the same thing befell the Model S in its first year of release. They ironed out the issues and the next year it was very clearly favored.

Whatever happened to the BBC / Netflix remake of Watership Down that was supposed to happen last year?

You guys can’t go posting this kind of thing at the beginning of the lunch hour across the US without some kind of warning. Lunch is for a hint of relaxation amidst that bustle of the work day. It is wholly ruined when we return from it and are exposed to a nausea and confusion inducing picture like the one heading…

They were cones!

I agree that some of the ones pictured are getting a little out of hand, but the one I have shows the speed, and directions at times, and after living with it for a while now, I find it easy to ignore when it’s on but not necessary, and a lot easier to glance at than having to refocus my eyes down to the dash. Maybe…

Well paced?

Yes, but what annoys me more is the traditional red line on the grille extending into the headlights and swooping up like a groupie at a Flock of Seagulls comeback concert.

Because next year is supposed to bring a diesel version, and they figured they might as well list these like this from the start? Or, maybe they list the recommended fuel grade to help calculate costs? Do performance cars on the site list premium gasoline, if that’s what the manufacturer recommends?

Possibly? I’ve seen a few of these with the burgundy interiors, and very few seem to have held up well physically or aesthetically. Old school toffee and caramel leather gives it more of a... I dunno, timeless(?) look rather than era-specific.

It would require a close look, and a start up, as these were notorious for head gasket failure due to overheating, but I’m going to lean NP just because it’s one of a few still around that aren’t rocking the very 90s burgundy or blue interiors. And it does seem to have all the options you want.

Officially the first time in decades the Rolls Grille looked proportional to the vehicle it was attached to.

AKA the Mustang Theorem?

Phantoms GOOOOOH MY GOD CAN WE GO HOME NOW?!

Maybeit’s just the fact that I haven’t had coffee yet, but I require an illustration of this method.

I’d argue that Incredible Hulk’s post credits scene was the most momentous in the history. Seeing Tony Stark walk into the bar and finding out these movies were connected was way heavier than teasing a new hero’s emblem on a beeper.