I feel that perhaps they've failed to understand the full meaning of "barrier" when constructing this highway.

@Tedders: It's annoying, but I'll still take it. Watching it on a computer stinks, watching it in HD sounds like heaven. If I had an HD TV I'd be setting my DVR, then watching the whole season as a marathon.

@Syrax: I think it's funny that Western minds continue to underestimate the newcomers from the East. First the Japanese, then the Koreans, now the Chinese. When will we learn?

"The Lexus LF-Ch is like a stream of bat's piss...it shines out like a shaft of gold when all around is dark"

Between this, the new Taurus and the Lacrosse, it seems that "water-retention" is the new "flame-surfacing".

They always bring us the ugly version. For fuck's sake, some of us don't need the goddamn third row and just want a good-looking, clever, and practical small hatch.

Scary Peugeot is scary.

I was hoping for Oak panelling, but I'll take it.

I think what these pics reveal most is an astonishing lack of understanding of camera settings by the photographer.

Thing is, even with this offer I can't think of any GM product I want.

Nope. Still disappointed.

@Joewithay: But with a stiffer upper lip. All proper British-like.

@Pessimipposaurus: Agree. Understated? Yes. But crisp and modern this Macca is not.

I think this is silly to say the least. I understand the problem, but wouldn't a better solution be on the blind pedestrian end of the puzzle? A simple radio transmitter emitting a silent beacon on the car would be picked up by the blind person's stick/bag/wallet/earphone or whatever and either vibrate or tone in the…

@bmoreDLJ: The Metroplex is the worst designed modern shopping center in the western world. Whoever came up with that store/parking lot layout should be stripped of their engineering or planning certification and doomed to cross that center intersection forever like Sisyphus.

@Pessimipposaurus: I was thinking troll, because he can't be that stupid. Can he?

I used the same layout in my thesis project back in the good ol' days of trans design school. Mine was more of a "driver and two-seat lounge" setup, but either way I'm glad to see Gordon bringing it back.

Ah, automotive journalism at its finest.

Hey, I gots you bella macchina right hea ladies!