The Cayenne being called cool is a lot like that time Jay Leno was called cool.

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Grille aside, front looks a lot like the Dodge Dart to me. Anyone?

Like most such risky activities, I bet most people who text and drive understand it’s dangerous “in a broad sense” but believe they’re the magical exception that can do it with no consequence.

If they must use an alphanumeric naming scheme, it should be more evocative of their history. I suggest Xde6.

Bit of a quandary for the Pontiac ad, you can’t show the Road Runner getting caught, but you can’t show the car not managing it, so I guess the iris wipe was the only way to end the ad.

Maybe insurance fraud or something.

If fold flat seats are the only basis, you could argue the Toyota Lite Ace did it well before this did.

You can’t hose down the interior.

Sorta. GX=Prado, not 4Runner (Hilux Surf)

RX=Highlander

As a CEO, I’d say he has, he’s getting more people to buy higher margin cars.

From an era when Toyota really put their efforts in to making the best car they possibly could, they reached near Lexus levels of quality and refinement for Camry money

Harbor Freight Jackstands, how bad could they be, right?

Yeah, the ES250 was a half measure, but the ES300 had projector beams! Those headlights were the most advanced looking thing in the world in 1991.

Hot damn, e-assist 6Fattie? That sounds like a hell of a good time.

“Good ideas” is not this particular car’s MO.

Come on, that ad told us the Altima is basically a race car.

I’m not saying I think it belongs on the list, I just think the facelift went in the wrong direction.