This is the sole reason I scrolled to the comments! Why do so many cars in this segment have full length dividers? Do designers think the super-rich are less desirous of human contact, or getting out on the other side of the car?

For some reason, this story just came through the feed again, and I just have to ask, how did the monkey decide to go to Thailand on vacation?

This, I keep seeing people suggest going from the bigger sedan (e.g., 5-Series, E-Class, Camry), to a smaller-class CUV/SUV (e.g., x3, GLC, RAV4, respectively). Is it because the prices line up?

I like how Autoblog used so many words to try to explain the differences. https://www.autoblog.com/2018/03/07/mercedes-amg-gt-4-door-coupe-vs-mercedes-cls/#slide-7266276

I thought they stopped selling the ct200h years ago...

I thought you were talking about the White xB on the left-hand side of the screen, that he passed out by in the end. Silly me, I did not even notice the newer xB on the right.

Is it just me, or are people not buying them because of the horrible infotainment system? I know I put the GS towards the bottom of my list, simply because I did not want to deal with the Lexus radio craziness.

The regional issue is problematic, as I have a car that was originally titled in California, that shortly thereafter moved to Houston, Texas, for a number of years, then to deep North East Texas, and now is in Oklahoma. Obviously, the car has seen a great deal of humidity, but does not qualify.

I thought the same thing - surely Zach Efron didn’t drive an Alero, and is Miley pumping gas into a Cayenne?

Though off topic, you can’t bring up Oklahoma City without mentioning the BC Clark jingle; I mean, it had a website dedicated to it https://bcclarkjingle.com/. Let’s just hope the Hudiberg people don’t think they figure dout the magic that the jewelry people did.

“Cadillac sells an incomplete vehicle chassis to its certified Cadillac Master Coachbuilders (CMC) for final vehicle manufacturing and distribution. Each CMC has a different interpretation of the finished product and offers unique interior and exterior features to the industry. Get contact information for a Cadillac…

All of those are after-market conversions. Cadillac cars usually are the worst looking limousines, though. Look at an early 90’s Lincoln vs. Cadillac limousine.

I was about to call him on those two vehicles myself today, and decided to read some more on his attitude before calling. Seems he is still being unreasonable. Hopefully he realizes the stupidity soon.

Someone should do some research on this process and write a post to explain how it works. In my quick searching, nothing comes up about how it is supposed to work. I either got articles about the scandal, or I got articles about the Shaken.

I agree: Why?

I like how the remote has instructions for using the car finder feature, but most people would just hit the panic button.

C’mon, depreciation on the prettier facelifted ones...Stef needs one in brown.

So it looks like the subject vehicle was listed on eBay previously (eBay Link) with VIN WBA6D4C5XGD976994. Still no reason. Seems also listed on a BMW forum (6post forum link). Anyone able to check salvage auction history?

No pictures of the rear, so automatic crack pipe.

Funny, they let this homeowner have this “unique” yard display, though: