You should have posted a picture of the other car (and not the Mustang) so we could help you remember.

I see apples and oranges.

No, there was no real difference. I don't think badge engineered cars count for this really. The Eagle Talon is a Mitsubishi Eclipse. Same goes for the Plymouth Laser.

Quick! Which one is this?

Save the badge and some bumper/taillight treatments, is there really a difference?

It's rare so this doesn't happen often, but...

I'm pretty sure that's a Lambo, dude.

I think it's easy to mistake an A4 for an A6 for an A8 for an A3 for an A5 for an A7.

Keeping it South Korean:

"BMWs are driven by pricks who can't park/use turning signal."

☐ not rekt ☑ rekt

That is surprisingly...boring

Don't forget about the rednecks who lift their trucks way up so their bumpers, brush guards or in this case, their hook, come straight into your window if they so much as bump into you.

y'know, as much as I believe government isn't automatically the answer to everything, I don't really have a problem with this. If only states in the US would go after unsafe mods like this, or those retards who put HID capsules in their stock halogen housings, or people driving with two temporary spares, or those…

Thanks for the shout out.

I'd consider the internet to be more of a resource, like a repair manual. Still, an invaluable resource.

lol who do you think you are. Prepare for the wrath of the internet.

Save yourselves the trouble and make your word processor always auto-correct "Miata" to "S2000".