Um...yes, but would actually prefer it without the supercharger.

Just make this one RWD.

Seems that "drones" are now the "assault rifles" of remote-controlled aircraft. Massive controversy tied to a buzzword that is often incorrectly applied.

I'd rather tow a small 13' scamp behind my Lincoln if I was wanting to do some travelling. I cannot grasp the concept of spending as much as a house for a smaller mobile house. I've grown out of tenting so this is the next best thing a shelter you don't need to assemble that has a dry bed.

Well, it really is hard to tell. New Jersey took about year and half to be completely modernized and put back into service and about 2 years for others (they were mothballed since 1960, while New Jersey served in Vietnam).

In this age of massive anti-ship missiles, I understand why they were eventually mothballed, but part of me still thinks Iowa-class battleships could've been re-purposed into something like a 'Super Aegis' class battlecruiser.

My Aunt has a 2014 435i xDrive manual. "No, that's impossible!" You say. Well, actually, her previous 3 series' engine grenaded 3 times (dealer's fault, debris in the oil cooler), so BMW USA made up for it by letting her configure a 4 series any way she wanted. So, she ordered it that way.

Manual + xDrive is available on the 335i

You know who needs to make a car this size and approaching this level of refinement? Lincoln.

I'll just say it: the new Flying Spur looks ten times better than the Mulsanne with those strange outer headlights in the wrong height.

So, uh... do they have a good healthcare plan over at Acura?

El Miraj for the win

And what does this matter?

Once you see it:

Can you see it?

buy it Doug.

Why can't any of the traditional automakers give us an EV that looks like a regular car? That's the huge draw of the Tesla for me, it doesn't look like a freakin' economy vehicle. I mean there's the Focus EV but it's range is under 100 miles.

I agree with you!