It’s only appropriate, everyone knows that jaundiced yellow headlights are a symptom of kidney failure.

The Camaro didn’t have any issues of going straight to the poor visibility and giant wheels...

Voting buttons are epic, Rob. I don’t know how you have kept this up for so many years. Life’s been good to you so far :)

V6 engineered by Ferrari, and remarkably cast by Chrysler in Kokomo, Indiana and shipped to Modena for assembly.

The Lamborghini Estoque was what aston failed at with the Rapide. Between this and the Bugatti Galibier. 

Literally every concept from Cadillac.

The RX-Vision. Which has led to so many RX-9 rumors I've lost count.

“You know, even though this Mach-E coupe is being targeted at secretaries now...”

We definitely had to pause a few times to wonder if we were being fucked with

Looks so much better with the camouflage on...

Wow. They’ve gone and done it. They finally built a Camry. I thought the Supra with BMW long term reliability/cost of ownership was a moment of cognitive dissonance. Brand me confused.

I think the development of both us better for us. Sweet tech is being developed and the demand for pure EVs is huge.

I’m not a fan of either ford or tesla, but in terms of styling this is miles ahead of the model Y lol

If price and specs are indeed competitive when it finally hits the streets I could see the reasons as:

All the weight is in the floor, so it’s probably not bad.

Chonk-E

I like it other than the fact it is called a Mustang (and also that grill).

A ‘super car’ once had 460 hp, Brembo brakes and could pull over 1.0 on the skid pad

It falls squarely between supercar and plaid.

2022 though. That’s a fairly reserved time table, making it seem like they’re testing whether the ACO can actually make this class work. Toyota's committed, Aston and Señor Glickenhaus are too (at different levels), but Pug could just as easily back off after Le Mans 2021.