As the manager of a Ford dealership, I will give the first 50 Bronco buyers a a free case of apple juice. You know, because OJ will kill ya. Hahaha... thanks, I’ll show myself out.

It’s probably a photo taken at an angle of a curved screen or something that’s causing the distortion.

Yss, they both use red LED lighting. Good catch... that’s very unoriginal of Lexus.

I’m not seeing what you’re seeing.

Can we talk about how they turned the air vent grill into the entire dash in a way that looks so fucking good?

I don’t know how much room you have in your budget, but I’m with Stef - Keep the C-6 and buy yourself something else. A Civic, Accord or if you have enough room....http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml?zip=11354&modelCode1=G8&referrer=%2Fcars-for-sale%2Fsearchresults.xhtml%3Fzip%3D11354%26model…

Obviously you buy a G8 GXP.

Miata isn’t drive by wire...

Personally, I’m a big fan of the first one, and look forward to seeing it in showrooms.

We do the same to VIN-swapped Land Rovers

I’m surprised the Lambo didn’t fight back by spontaneously combusting and leaving no survivors.

That is horrific.

I still have a car, in fact I own two.

I refuse to drive to the suburbs to see friends who have moved out there.’m certainly not going to drive 3 hours in shitty traffic to visit with people who made stupid life choices.

I have a few friends who have moved into the city and sold their cars. I don’t get it. Every time I ask them to hang out it’s “Sure, come pick me up.” No. just because you made a shitty choice to become one of the nonmobiles doesn’t mean I have to spend an extra 3 hours driving in bumper to bumper traffic just to pay…

The blame is squarely on these drivers. What if it wasn’t a Comcast truck? What if it is a child who decided to run into the road? What about a police car or fire truck trying to save someone’s life, before before backups arrive? Are they to be blamed too?

Full disclosure: I am a former Comcast tech and trainer.

That third side window is a real eyesore.

Let me tell you, this is a whole-ass american vehicle. Feels like one. Was designed like one. Is built like one. They designed and make ‘em here.

Designed and built in america.

Character and personality is not what I discerned in my experiences with them... more like squeaks and rattles, sloppy transmissions, unwilling engines, and poor build quality.