If you’re buying a V8 vantage to exclusively be a performance car, then you’re buying it for all the wrong reasons.
No.
MEH
seriously these bulbous hoods and round characterless window lines make this a very forgettable car. I mean seriously just look at all the character in this windowline. It needs a flatter top to have that elegant look
It has, in fact, already broken down.
Most car enthusiasts would love it if their significant other was into ANY form of motorsport. In many relationships, the love for racing is felt by only one side. Here is a guy who’s gal is into Indycar and you’d think he’d appreciate it? Nope, Captain NASCAR says its his way or the highway.
You’re right. The new S-Class, specifically the S63 is the closest anyone has gotten to persuading me to give up my love of Range Rover Sports. The funny thing is, there are people in my life that would bitch and complain without end about how stupid and unncessary the S63 is...but they drool and worship Range Rovers.
I absolutely LOATHE the fact that they're promoting this thing to read out your text messages with a menu of pre-written replies you have to scroll through on your ICE screen. It's just pure irresponsibility. Auto makers should be helping educate not to text and drive, not encouraging it this way. The disingenuous way…
My favorite part was when a woman was comparing seats to a Range Rover. No, just no. Yes, it's leather so maybe that's what she meant.
Yes, because even bullet proof cars need some maintenance. And that maintenance would be more than likely be cheaper on the Vic just because it isn't luxury. Not to mention people well get out of your way on the freeway because they think your the police.
You are an idiot :)
Now, I don't say this to offend Hummer owners, because I actually happen to like this thing quite a bit already. It's fun, it's capable, it's enjoyable, and I find it surprisingly exciting to drive. But these vehicles are saddled with almost innumerable issues and problems, to the point where I've kind of started to…
"As a Cadillac Owner..." I'm not sure you're their intended market with these changes.