And with that, the Soviet's went on to build the Tupolev TU-144; a plane so unreliable, uncomfortable, difficult to fly, and disoriented that it was canned after 15 flights. All to beat the Anglo-France Concorde, which went on to serve for 30 years without a single incident.

That's an Escaaaaaaape Babyyy.

You seem heavily biased against the CTS already and seem like a BMW whoreboy.

Nah, I can see the appeal of the GT90, but it looks pretty dated compared to some of it's futures-past peers.

Neutral - plenty of good answers already, so I won't repeat them, but let me add a couple:

The Dodge Viper. You think of this is a no-compromise performance car. Mistakenly the guys at SRT strayed away from that. The novelty of a car that you see both the roof and hood through the windshield, the howl of the V-10 echoing off of anything beside you, and sheer awesome brutality of the car loses any sort of…

As a former high mileage VAG owner, I say run. Run away!

Just sold mine. Almost identical but silver. Some points:

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These. I hate these. It screws up the window lines, big time. There's no way they couldn't fit a full sized rear window into that door. Disappointing, especially because the GMT900 extended wheelbase SUV's didn't have this lazy accommodation.

That's sexy in the same way that this:

What the...c'mon now, Chevy...this is a fairly well-established NISSAN design cue, the LightNotch™:

What we were promised -

VR6 in the front, decapitated drug-dealer heads in the back.

So it's a complicated version of this?

Okay. I've worked in the food ingredient industry for 30+ years. I've been a recruiter for 8.

For some ideas you can check out this list (not mine, but helpful): http://www.resumewritingacademy.com/writer-resources/Resume-Writing-Academy-Verb-List.pdf