My first guess would be the same kind of person/mentality who wants a Cyber Truck...they want be noticed, having people stop, point and stare. Kind of how some think publicity, good or bad is still publicity and they’re alright with it, because it brought the attention to them.

With the exception of the Corvette, Neon and maybe the Murano, as I kind of like the previous body style, all those others are what I call ‘non descrips’.

Oddly, the pic on the wall of the lead pic is giving me SNL’s Ambiguously Gay Duo car vibes.

That looked like one of those disaster movie shots when you notice the people in the background who weren’t so lucky and given the way that force easily moved those concrete barriers aside, I dread to think about the ones who got caught up in it.

Easy, the monstrosity [that who should not be named], built in Mexico for GM/Pontiac and used an off shoot, misspelled name of an ancient Mexican empire. As one automotive journalist described it...

Not a Jeep person myself, but damn, that does look clean.

They’ll just blame everything bad on the democrats, as they typically do and because their base is easily distracted, they’ll believe it.

but on another note, maybe he should just consider the Marshawn Lynch approach.

turning it into a stainless steel brick

‘Oh, wait...this is not MY vette! My bad.’

“Ok, so I’ll get into another little bit of a long answer.”

Gotta admit...I’m liking their boxy shape.

Nice, but I’m reminded of Duckman whenever looking at them...

Might be easier if the car/transportation related subject was spewing political garbage for attention to begin with.

I can only imagine, prior to the debate, somewhere, someone in the Trump camp turned and asked for the workers to scour the internet to find this type of thing...

I guess you can call her… AAAOC *puts on sunglasses and screams*

What’s up with Cadillac and those horrible back ends? From a half profile shot, they look interesting, but then you get that full profile and...

In the South, probably any car with a northern, out of state license plate, especially New York (son) and driving along a know highway drug corridor...I-10, I-95. Though, probably the reverse in the North with Texas and Florida plates.

From that lead pic, I’d almost think they were building a tower to house something...

Depends on the type of vehicle I guess. Different cars, different weight, with passengers or without, not to mention towing, so I think I’d look for something I though had adequate highway merging capabilities, where sometimes you might just need that extra power to get you out of a jam. Besides, it tends to feel…