Fantastic.

I just had one of these as a rental car last week. A couple of wuick thoughts:

Great looking car but am I the only one that thinks that all Aston Martins look identical?

Not only can i option almost every man up to $50k but they have almost all the “luxury” equipment that you would find in a luxury SUV. Bi-xenon headlight? Check. Memory seats? check. Panorama sunroof? Check. Extending leg rest for second row passengers? Check.

I have adopted the “You haven’t crashed yet” mentality and statement at work but that is because we have four young guys that all ride sport bikes. 3 of the 4 have had really bad crashes this year and have missed significant work time (8 months and counting for one of them). The fourth, uncrashed member I think…

Sorry to crush your excellent story but the Polaris Slingshot only costs about $20k. Not exactly some gaudy SUV with whale penis leather.

That was only part of the collection. His dad also had a 57 Chevy BelAir convertible and a 57 T-Bird along with a lowered C-10 truck. No wonder I spent all my time over there.

Growing up I had the privilege of being friends with a kid that was surrounded by awesome (for the 80's) cars to drive. His daily driver was a 1970 Firebird Formula 400 that had been completely restored. His sister drove an IROC and later a Pontiac GTA and when none of those were appealing we would sneak his dad’s…

Your deposit is a cash basis event. US companies do their accounting on an accrual basis which means that while they have your cash in their hot little hands they cannot actually book it as revenue until they sell you the good or service that you are purchasing.

Not a car but hands down the coolest thing I have ever driven. A 30 ton carrot harvester.

If hating winter makes me crazy then maybe I should.

Screw Winter!! It is hands down the worst season it just has the best marketing department.

I grew up in Wyoming., You never abandon your car. It is most likely well below zero degrees and you are most likely in the middle of nowhere. Stay in the car. It makes your body easier to find.

Hi. Wierdo here. I would sink an obscene amount of money into my current car (BMW 525i) to fix all the niggling issues it has. I just really love the car but am quickly discovering that it is nearly impossible to keep the thing running in top spec without being a lottery winner.

Agreed. The Lambda triplets really are/were in a class by themselves as far as interior room is concerned.

That was my top choice (how can you go wrong with a twin turbo v-6 and AWD). The amount of content you get for the $$ is ridiculous. Sadly, our 10 year old Nissan Quest crapped the bed at the Nissan dealership and they aren’t too keen on simply clearing the CEL codes and letting us take the vehicle across the street…

I’m not sure that they are moving in the right direction by downsizing this thing. My wife and I just finished a fun round of “buy a new vehicle that isn’t a minivan but can do everything that my minivan can do”. The Lambda tiplets where the clear winners. They can seat seven with the middle row captains chairs and…

Agreed that it on the low side. Our pathfinder, with the worst transmission known to man, is capable of towing 5k.

Why does Harley’s 2016 bike look like a 1985 Suzuki but with a less refined engine?

The new one that is like a minivan but much smaller and has the horrible CVT. The minivan actually handled much better then this thing.