Holy snoozefest Batman; where have all of Ford's designers run off to!? Slab sides, very standard pillar treatments and window lines. Where is the boldness to let me know this is an American staple muscle and sports car and not just a generic Grand Theft Auto car? The lack of distinction to call this even an evolution…

The Lamborghini driver should get a speeding ticket for obviously going over the neighborhood speed limit; the Mazda driver should get a failure to yield and be at fault. End of discussion.

What are these mods aside from the actual production vehicles in-game? The graphics have a bit more photo realism to them as well compared to some live gameplay I've watched.

Nooooooooooooo! I. Can't. Unsee. It.

That is impossible. That car, and any others in the premium price range around $100K+ contain breakthrough automotive tech such as carbon fiber construction, LED everything, other new materials to the auto scene, crazy features, hybrid tech, etc.

That being said...

If BMW took the look of the i8 as you stated and made…

Are they FINALLY putting the RDX turbo motor to good use? I always thought that was the greatest misuse of engineering effort within Honda Motor Company. Develop its first turbo motor to sell it in an overpriced small CUV and then drop it come generation 2?

Not bad at all. Their design language seems to work well with whatever platform they place it on. It's somewhat of a passive aggressive looking creation like their current lineup with fairly large grill and angry headlight combo without the shouty angles of something like lexus, BMW, or MB. More of a Porsche Cayenne…

Is McLaren setting up shop in Ohio?

Soooo can't the police now just ask Jalopnik what email Afroduck used to send the information to the site and then just get every single bit of info just from that? Or is Jalopnik not speaking :)

It's looks crazy in a good way. Go as crazy as you want Toyota/Lexus! Show Bangle he was being tame with the Z4!

Adam Ferrara isn't even THAT hot. Gosh...

Wait...so forgive my ignorance, but are they building this now!?
I remember their more concept-y looking Sport Quattro concept that was shown in white a year or two ago and I thought it was just for show. I really hope they do, although it would have an odd price point with all the tech and horsepower. Customers could…

Think of it this way:

You aren't paying the million+ for pieces of metal, plastic, and an engine like with any typical point A to point B car. You are paying for the engineering hours that developed the ultimate of land performance at aerospace precision levels.

He opened Pandora's Box of batsh*t crazy designs. He wasn't the first to design wacky concepts, but he was the first in modern car times to convince a manufacturer to move forward with production. Everyone saw that polarizing design partially led to BMWs growth over the last decade and now they want in.

Where are these minute details you speak of? I see a simplified Dodge interior, which wasn't much to look at beforehand. It looks like they put a giant faceplate over the central dash and added tons of banshee lettering and badging...that's it. The exterior work is far less pretty than the donor car's (probably has to…

I think BMW secretly realizes that floor mounted accelerator pedals are inferior to top mounted and they snuck that in on the concept, but decided it wasn't german enough for production.

It looks better than the concept. And by that I mean there appear to be hundreds of sharp points you could slice yourself open on the interior, which are now smoothed out or covered in soft materials in the production car. Check out that machete door handle of the concept hah

Although SubaruWRXfan's Youtube review of the design also suggested that all of those bits could be LEDs and is something to look forward to on other makes and models to give brand presence at night...I hope that never happens.

Just for clarification; I don't think these bits will actually be lit with LEDs. They are just highlighting the new design language

I could take it or leave it right now. It has no major pull me in characteristics, which isn't to say it is worse than their current design portfolio.

The interior looks downright fantastic, and completely does away with Volvo's current dull color schemes and matte, flat slab material use.

It's when we get to the…