I don’t know which ones are desirable, but I know which ones are not. GM/Chevrolet has in Brazil the monikers LT, LTZ... which we turned into acronyms for their less-than-perfect quality:

The Best/Worst trim name is the Chevy Celebrity “Eurosport.”

Easy: the VW Golf Harlequin. You know EXACTLY what it looks like from the name, alone.

Datsun B210 Honey Bee. That time a little bit of JDM weirdness crossed the ocean, although it joined a whole generation of cartoon-insect-bemascotted small cars that started after VW adopted the Beetle/Bug nickname as its’ own.

Mitsubishi Delica Star Wagon Super Exceed

At least use a picture of their prototype as the lede.

“I’ve driven an 8-speed auto and a 7-speed DCT and it was honestly a pain in the ass flipping the paddles so many times.”

Okay, that has to be horseshit. Julio Jones didn’t break a kid’s hand by dunking his arm through the hoop...right?

That’s sure to leave a bad taste in Monmouth.

Just means more draft picks that Pace will waste moving up one spot for a player that that team didn’t even want...

Agreed. I find this style sloppy and inconsiderate.

As somebody who deals with a lot of execs, there is nothing I hate more than when I send a well crafted email with short questions asking for specific information that I need to proceed on something, only to get a standard CEO response of an incomplete sentence with words misspelled that answers nothing.

I know I missed the boat on this one, but a while back I chased down a guy in a black Porsche 993 w/PCA stickers all over it. Thinking he was an enthusiast, when I finally caught him at a light, I rolled the window down and said “nice 993" to which he gave me a disgusted look and said “its actually a 911" before…

Sounds like Mr. Kazemi can’t drive.

I’m sure they would be all for you buying it!

It’s “why not?” money, so I’d give it a go. It would make a wonderful winter wagon to take up to the slopes.