Were they driving a Batmobile F1 powered by a black and decker drill?

What's the tagline? Redbull gives you what? Oh. I guess that all makes sense now.

Where is this? Reminds me of Michigan woods...

I agree, especially with a whole bunch of flickering gifs at the top of the page.

It is essentially a mini CX-5.... same platform. That being said, the CX-5's handling is great.... and it will be wonderful hunkered down to the ground!

The same reason there are buttons on the sleeve.

I have no problem with retro design when done right. I see it as this way, there are elements on cars as designed object that we just like, no matter what; such as a voluptuous fender curve.

The problems I usually see with them are:

They act as head warmers...

So is this where the new Jeep Cherokee got it's light design from?

Could've stuck yellow lights on the top and made a hearse version.

Wow. I didn't realize how similar this is to that concept!

I have to admit I don't have kids and I'm just fine stuffing any extra friends into a back seat.

Just a little Photoshoppin'!

Crumb catchers.

I'm guessing rearview cameras... because we need more tech on our car to fix.

I know it's sacrilege to some... but don't see the point of the four door aspect. I like this much better:

#StopWithTheTwitterTopicsAlready

What bugs me about the design is that the turn signals are pretending to be headlights and headlights are desperately trying to be hidden in the design... like no one will notice the light blaring out of the two square holes on the sides.

Wow. That is a really lame wheelchair solution. I remember the Karsan V1 was supposed to have an "electrically powered wheelchair ramp with pop-up side rails for safety can be controlled by both passengers and driver that can be deployed from either side to allow curbside access." (from their site)