Luda

The upsetting part is that there's no reason why the car can't be called an Eldorado here and A CT6 everywhere else in the world. Because there's totally never ever been another car that's had different names in different countries. (I'm looking at you, Honda Jazz, Hyundai Tuscani, and Ford Mondeo.)

Oh so that's not a mustang.

Patrick George will still shit talk it.

Number one is the Mercedes GL63 AMG. I'm obsessed with these right now, because I truly believe this is perhaps the most ultimate automobile currently on sale. Think about it: this is essentially a Chevy Suburban with a supercar engine. This is three rows of seats and 557 horsepower. This is the absolute most obscene,…

Nope. More majestic than the TLX. Sorry.

That doesn't even remotely look like a Model S.

Patrick you either need glasses or to remove your head from your rectum.

And that's just part of a larger trend towards globalization in this country's car dealerships. We have more worldwide cars on sale here, like the teeny Fiat 500 and Smart, and we have more worldwide engines, like Ford's 1.0 liter and diesels from expensive German makes. America's

I think that looks stupid.

I mean it even says Geo Metro in the article.

Imma let you finish, but I have the most recommended "Nah" of all time.

hey thanks for that

Super easy way around that.

I was doing 127 in my 2000 Malibu when the upper radiator hose exploded so there's that.

Ford bitched about them wanting it to be called Model E so they're calling it the III. But it'll probably be stylised on the car the same way the E is in the Tesla logo, three horizontal bars.

so what does it say?

Notice the lack of exhaust.

I love you.

Or is it a Prius converted test mule like they did with the Dodge Magnums before the Model S?

Damn you.