My girlfriend and I were talking about this during the debate. Just like his homes, his suits look so, so, so cheaply made. He likely spends a ton of money on each suit, only to look like he’s wearing a suit that belongs to someone else.

I wish he’d had a spoon in that cup of coffee he could just stir and stir and stir.

So, grab them by the Donald Trump during the Vietnam War?

Can you imagine how tacky he would make the White House if he got elected?

Glad this happened to your friend. Maybe he’ll learn his lesson and not completely ruin his car next time.

It looks like he fought...

Exactly. By styling it this aggressively (disgustingly) they have effectively limited their target buyer to teenage boys.

It’s an over styled Subaru with a Honda badge. It’s not a good look.

What professional would show up to the office in something this ridiculous?

It’s hideous. Sorry. Too much going on and insanely boy-racer.

As a 335 owner, consider me biased, but you are seriously getting into brand new BMW 340 territory here. And with that you get a very refined ride and high quality materials I went with the 335 also because I can show up to my office park and people not wonder where my flat bill hat is

Considering the enthusiasm in the car community for hot hatches, I have to disagree. If this thing had toned down/smoother styling (think NSX vs the boxiness/WRXiness of this), I have a feeling a lot of people would be on board. Or at least I would be.

I really miss Honda of old, where they brought sensible styling…

I hope I’m not in the minority when I say this:

Manufacturing is changing. America is not going to return to a romanticized version of the 1960s.

There is a rotavirus vaccine:

This is cringe worthy even without the trailer/trailer loading.

Say what you will about the drivetrain layout on this car, I’m here to talk about looks. Just look at the surfacing on that body. It is incredible and clean, and lovely. The theme is both restrained and challenging. GM design in the 1960's was so damn good.

Check out the quality on the first gen Volt. The drivetrain on those is bulletproof and the entire car has been remarkably trouble-free.

Yeah, the chances that Tesla sticks to that announced price are close to zero. Or it’ll be like the current Model X, where they didn’t even bother to build the 5 seaters at first, so you’re going to get 6/7 seats whether you want them or not.

First gear: Where’s the surprise there? We’ve known 37,500 in an “unofficial” capacity for months now.