Just came here to mention that no one in their right mind can recommend a used (up) Cayenne to transport a single mom plus 2 to DD for 250 miles per week. Seriously? The Squareback would be better.

Plus it says “single” mom, and she cares about what she drives. Hmm....

Would mere ownership of a Geely constitute the first mistake, actually making this a Fourfuckta?

In before “Soory aboot hitting your car, eh?”

Makes sense. I guess I was thinking more of Facebook discussion among supposed friends.

No, I’m serious. Volvos be all expensive now, and have built up just the sort of status that many BMW shoppers should consider, especially the ones who don’t know what RWD is anyway.

Didn’t they contract out lots of design work to some Italians for a while, or was that Hyundai? Either way, it looks like that era is over :(

“Dat’s STYLE, yo!”

But the genesis of Genesis is a mystery to absolutely no one.

Stop this discussion of specs, performance, quality and actual merits of the car. These things simply don’t matter to the core “status” BMW buyer. Even though this phenomenon makes no sense to the enthusiasts reading this, it’s the sad reality.

But BMW and Kia can’t be in the same segment. The BMW segment includes M-B, Audi and maybe Volvo.

I would say in this 200% divisive election that not a single person was swayed by what someone else said, especially online.

Shooting Brake or Estate?

I have an M3, but one of these (used?) might be an interesting beater / station / dog car that gets its oil changed early, but hardly ever gets washed.

“Hyundai G70 “near luxury” sedan, which should do battle with other entry level luxury cars like the BMW 3 Series and Audi A4.”

“...you might find after a while that you’re better off being just friends”

Some things just can’t be explained....

Honorable mention: Porsche 928, but a bit too close to Miata from a functionality standpoint.

I win, and it was right here under our Jalop noses. You’re welcome:

Sorry, being “friends” yet sexually attracted to someone and not being able to express it (yes, in a 110% mutually consentual way) is called uncomfortable, awkward and living a lie. Not for me.