Where is the title picture from?!

That looks terrible. Someone give it some pepto bismal, then it may look awesome

But, really, despite the normal coupé/baby car incompatibilities, there's two things that make this car an outstanding child car: the smile on your kid's face when he says "daddy, go fast?" and the smile on yours when you put the pedal down, hear that roar, and feel that surge of power launching you down the road.

isn't china going to the moon....

Probably large amounts of cracking before the video, which of course you can't see from the potatocam. But still, crazy that a few rocks and waves could fuck up a ship like that.

Well I'm aroused.

Can I get posting permissions!!

No Question

Hey, I'm not blaming you! My fellow Jalops are slacking, at least you got it in.

Bentley EXP-9. It's like a Juke mixed with a Bentley. Not against the idea, but the execution is truly atrocious.

Lamborghini Urus. It's not the SUV that bothers me (I loved the LM002), and it's not the dilution of the brand, it's just that luxury SUVs just aren't in line with what Lamborghini is all about. Make an off-road vehicle (BUGGY) with the Gallardo's V10? I'm in. Sure, Cayenne is great and fast and all, but Lamborghini?…

I had to scroll way too far to find this. A+

I don't think you've worked with cars nearly as much as you think you may have. Essentially what you're saying is initial build quality/engineering isn't as big of a factor as luck. And that cars that are "built better" aren't actually "built better" - that they're just a fluke. Am I getting that correctly?

So what you're saying is that any car that ever has an issue is not quality? Essentially what you're asking for is something that will never break down and never need servicing, is that correct?

"A quality car has never existed in the history of cars. There have been stong reliable engines out there, but a true quality car no, it's never happened. All brands included"

Yeah you can tell from the shadow of the bottom one as well. nevertheless incredible flying skills

is that second picture real...

I learned something today!

I take larger offense to someone being an automotive enthusiast/journalist without ever having owned a car.