But you know what, I'm really coming to appreciate the newer concepts that have been coming out lately. Instead of everything looking swoopy, with angles and sharp noses, and over-styling, we have this sort of stuff. Admittedly they are all a bit "retro", and there's also a bit of cognitive dissonance going on in my…

Rosie Grier drove a Honda 600 on an episode of Chips which he proceeded to destroy after being pulled over by Ponch.

BMW X5.

Or just get a Ford GT from ~2005 - I hear those are technically GT-44's :P

These are cool no doubt. I had a massive custom GMC before I decided I need a fast V8 to the read wheels. Trucks can be fun a lot of fun though, I.e running shit over, being obnoxiously loud, and best of all they don't need any pavent. O and useful things like towing my boat.

Obligatory.

Ford GT43. It's a GT40, but with a bump so a taller person can fit!

I've driven several of these. One of my buddies has it as his daily driver. The shift action is more like an old tractor with bad linkage and no gear lube.

Shaq says Buick Lacrosse.

I'll never stop disliking trucks, but this is kind of cool.

The Darkness was by far the best band of the 00's. Currently listening to them at work, actually.

I drove the Cayenne GTS with the manual transmission. It was nice, but the shift action was more like an old tractor and not nearly as fast as the auto. Plus the ugly front end was the last straw.

Cayenne GTS also available in stick.

When I had my car worked on a few weeks ago, I saw one with a manual parked outside. Yes I was surprise.

That's a nice Mondeo.

First Generation Disco's had manuals available. This makes since when you factor the drivetrain and suspension were the same as a Defender. You do not see "Up Market" SUVs with manuals.

The trick is to kick someone's ass or become someone's bitch. Then everything will be all right.

I'm sorry, that should be #omgalmostdiedtodaylol

It's been done before

I believe this is the only car that can be FWD, RWD, and AWD all in the same corner.