Jeep used the buckets from this car in the Cherokee. I had a 1990 and they were quite comfortable...

I have a 50k rule. For an old car to earn a premium in price it must have covered less than 50k miles. While this BMW is very nice it aint $7500 nice.

Actually not a limousine. In Cadillac parlance it's a Series Seventy-Five Sedan. A limousine would have an electric glass divider between the the front and rear compartment and the front upholstery would be leather in a simple tuck and roll design.

Run girl! RUN!!

Sounds like they both screwed up and should be punished. Of course none of this would have happened if pig#1 wasn't doing 120 MPH....that's insane, asinine, and ridiculous. And pig#2 pullin her gun was pretty dumb as well.

DAMN! Don't mess with the Brazilian Federales!

You NEVER put it all in one car, duh! That's like drug smuggling 101

My immediate thought!

I think that's the Jersey Shore people in Italy. He's just trying to was off the skank juice.

That car is so ugly it hurt my feelings.

Were they in an Eldorado? You know the one with the extra metal plate under the front seat?

Reading Esquire for adept car-coverage is like reading Brides to learn about wood chippers.

Two things:

This "photographic series" is possibly the most stupid thing I have ever seen, and I've been the gallery during a congressional session.

A bus?

Who drives their own Maybach? Cretin....

Here's the T. This DORKUS MAJORA has every right in the world to his opinion, and he has every right in the world to tweet, FB, Excrete, or Plodcast his opinions. BUT as a person that somehow ekes out a living by being an actor? comedian? let's just say public figure, his opinions can and will impact his popularity,…

It's nice when companies do the right thing. I tip my hat to you Hyundai.

That car will be in multiple pieces before the month is out.

I think magazines are going down the same road as Newspaper's and that road leads to oblivion. There are simply too many other ways to get information. Also MT and Automobile are under the same corporate flag now, which makes one or the other redundant and will no doubt cease production soon.