So I just got one of these in the mail today. Couple questions:

I like how you put in 2 photos of a 430 then include no maintenance info specific to that car

So going by Mercedes' naming conventions, the next "V8 Vantage" will have a four-cylinder and the next "V12 Vantage" will have a V8.

"It's a shame that minivans, America's most sensible vehicles, have to be saddled with the unfortunate image of suburbia."

Much better

I think the clear answer here is "fuck flying on an Asian airline"

What exactly was wrong with the Genesis Coupe? Other than a cop-out "Somehow it just didn't add up"

You're kidding, right?

2,495 pounds is honestly still pretty light...correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't a Miata weigh about the same?

Let's be honest though, they intentionally drove by what will be this thing's natural habitat (Harrod's)

The 4-Door Maserati Fourdoor, from the same company that brought you the Ferrari TheFerrari

I remember I had an Uber driver a while ago in an Escalade...when he told me it cost $90,000 I thought "bullshit"

And the second, probably even rarer: an Aston-Martin DB AR1 (I think it's an DB AR1 rather than a DB7 Zagato because of the wheels). They only made 99 for sale, the weirdest thing about this is it was only produced for the American market, yet I saw this in London also

Probably the two rarest that I've seen (other than the Qvale Mangusta) what looks like an estate/station wagon version of a Rolls Silver Spirit. Probably an aftermarket coach job, can't find any info anywhere as far as how many might exist though. Saw this over the summer in London, parked right outside Harrod's

Saw one of those back home in MA years ago. Only ever saw it once, I'd never even heard of it until I saw one

In that case, you probably had caviar of the supermarket variety

I remember seeing one of these when I was probably 11 or 12 at the local country club - a Qvale Mangusta, pretty rare as they only made 284 of them. I'd never even heard of it until I saw one