I'll always think its nose looks a bit long. The second edition Gallardo (before the 2014 facelift the 4wd got) was my favorite evolution of this design. But it's unique to the Murcielago, and I manage to like it even if there are things I don't like about it. Also, it sounds real pretty.

That is definitely a charming car. And a really cool and befitting marketing effort, I think. Bravo! Now where is it in the US?

I just got rear-ended by one of these!

Goddamn that was the coolest thing I've ever seen.

This looks ugly to me. I know you're supposed to keep the corporate grille and everything, but it's taken it from a cool sleek front end to having a pig nose.

No; this is the worst way to transport Aston Martins you'll ever see.

Totally checking that out. Thanks!

For me, it's these sexy silhouette renderings of old cars that get it going. Then the luggage bits...I dunno. Make it good, or something.

Bike a douche, ooh?

I got rear-ended by one of those recently!

I've always said that Mercedes drivers are just Toyota drivers with more money. Same "I don't give a fuck, I just want something that keeps my dry when it rains and goes where I want" and "I remember road laws vaguely enough to usually not get pulled over," but this one has leather seats and more bling.

But goddamn, that's pretty. I don't even like landboats.

Holy shit.

Who brings a goddamn BMW SUV to the Nurburgring.

Oh, actually answered my earlier question with this post. Damn, that's effective.

I was gonna say; I'm not much of an Explorer guy, but you've almost made a fan of me with that awesome photo. It looks like a film scan! What sort of film, if so?

This reminds me of a very cleanly double-parked F250 I saw at my school once. It was awfully nice seeing a ticket on it when I got back from my class!

Then don't drive a duallie! What could you possibly be using it for that requires that kind of towing capacity, but doesn't mess the paint? This is the kind of person who tags their xtube videos with "huge cock" no matter what.

I don't know how my dad parks his so well. Going into a space is fine, but looking out the large and spacious rear window, you can see...exactly nothing of the rest of it. There are parking sensors, yes, but visibility-wise, there is absolutely nothing to suggest where the end of the car is.

If I had an Aventador, I'd park aggressively close to people who do this and then get out just fine because scissor doors.