But will they ever use turbo engines? That's the big question.
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This does beg the question: why the fuck do we not have estate police cars?! Granted none of the ones for sale have wagon variants, but considering they're fleet vehicles, you'd think they would. I guess that SUVs are selling so well there's no need to make wagons. Plus, theirs the entire stupid wagon stigma we have…
I saw many publications using this as a 2014 Mustang rendering. Needless to say the front fascia looks exactly like a Fusion. Ether way I'm glad it doesn't look like that. Also, look at that greenhouse. It's huge!
I saw many publications using this as a 2014 Mustang rendering. Needless to say the front fascia looks exactly like a Fusion. Ether way I'm glad it doesn't look like that. Also, look at that greenhouse. It's huge!
Pedestrian regulations have effected a ton of design points because of the larger hood. Rim size is one of them.
I'm just glad it looks like a Mustang.
Are those 19 inch wheels?!? On a hot hatch!?!?
Kind of disappointed they couldn't get 620 HP out the 4.5. I know that a shit ton of power (especially for an NA engine of that size), but it's kind of sad Ferrari's track day special still doesn't have more power then the standard MP4.
5th gear: For younger buyers, isn't that what the Camaro is for? Again, Millennials have no money, and the Vette cost 50k base. I know Detroit said GM is mainly aiming for 40 year old (as they should), but below that? Do it for your image, but don't actually pursuit then.
According to Carbuzz, if Maserati ever do a MC12 version of the LaFerrari, then you can exspect it to look like this.
That is the greatest photoshop ever. But yeah, it made no sense with Kimi getting the seat. Otherwise, what would be the point of Torro Rosso?
Frankly the ad comes of as snobby and out of touch. It makes me feel like Porsche in general doesn't understand the appeal of them.
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Please make it like the Aventador J .
Neutral: Yes, yes, yes. When was the last time America built a proper S-class competitor? American cars are known for luxury, it about time we make a proper luxobarge.
Frankly I just want to know if they'll being running a 7.0L variant of the LT1, what with the new rules and all. Not that the old 5.5 didn't gruff enough though. Between this and SRT finally being competitive, things are looking interesting.
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Oh so many to think of. This is a good one: