I agree, the numbers are great. It's an impressive car. I meant visually. It's just a rounded mound with the usual crease character lines. Without seeing the kidneys up front, it's pretty anonymous, styling-wise.

I don't have much to add, I just need to know: Are my comments greyed out? Of course to me all my comments look bright and shiny, but how do I know? Then some of my comments get recommended, which makes me think they were greyed out. Someone confirm my fluctuating self-worth—am I greyed out or what, bro?

If you were to change this to a Kia badge, swap on some cheaper wheels, and raise the ride height a little, how many of us would even look twice at this car?

Going by the title, I was really hoping this post was a new installment of Motorweek Theatre.

Excited to see another lux diesel in the US. I don't really care for the shape, but I can overlook that for the right drivetrain.

Well, hello there.

Agreed on both counts.

These are stunning wheels.

These wheels look great, and look great on a variety of cars. Great choice.

I planned on posting these Compomotives, you've stolen my dreams from me. Beautiful and INDESTRUCTIBLE.

yeah, these are great. Always catch my eye.

I do my best to do no harm to parts I don't need when in the junkyard, but I really, really want to try this. There's a super ratty steering wheel that no one could ever want that's going to suffer my weak wrath in the near future.

Hey everyone, it's Steve from 7tune!

Hoping that is eliminated, as it kills the spontaneity of it and encourages staged shots. I will include my dong in all my pics for verification if needed.

Car shows shouldn't count. Of course this may be hard to determine, but if the car is incredibly clean, has its hood open, or is parked next to another awesome car, I call shenanigans. Anyone with a decent camera can take 15 great pics by attending a few get togethers, but true masters will have fifteen "Oh Woah…

I think everyone's had this morbid thought occur once or twice at least.

I think we agree more or less. It is long-form advertising; it has a much better chance of being effective than a 30 second tv blurb that shouts at you or an autoplaying internet video. And it has a prominent place in a popular car blog, so it doesn't have to be all WOAH CRAZINESS in order to make it go viral so…

It is a commercial. That's why it feels like one. It's trying not to appear as one, blurring the lines between content and advertisement, but it is a commercial. Pretty amazing that they were able to get a noted car commercial director to direct a car commercial!

You probably won't hear it referred to as an advertisement, rather as an "advertorial." That word makes me cringe.

Someone already posted an SM, but this picture is The Goods.