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The attorneys couldn’t spell “Raj Nair” correctly?

Large + orange =/= tiny + red.

It really is an utterly tragic car. Maybe it was early to the EV game, but that’s all it was. Everything about the car ranges from unexceptional to bad. For some reason they sold them all the way through this year, even though literally nobody bought them. The first (and last) time I saw one, I laughed out loud

I want to give it a hug.

Why do you continue to complain about it if you understand that it wouldn’t make any sense for them? They don’t care about what *you* want in a car, they care about what their buyer base as a whole wants in a car. I want Toyota to make me a 600hp 2JZ manual hybrid Altezza wagon, but they won’t do that because it’s

“Absolutely asinine”? Oh, fuck off. You are one of two (I’m being generous here) potential buyers in the whole USA who wants a manual CX-9. Mazda has no obligation to cater to your personal needs when they still have to make a profit.

That butt looks straight off an 812 Superfast, minus a pair of taillights.

I wasn’t aware that we couldn’t express opinions on cars that we aren’t going to buy.

Agree 100%. What’s the point of having a performance model if it isn’t even fast? If you want fast, you can get a Porsche SUV for $200k+ less than this and it does 0-60 in well under 4 seconds. A 6.0L twin-turbo V12 is totally wasted when it has to drag around a small aircraft carrier. And when you spend $350,000 on a

This car does not need a manual transmission. Their R&D money would honestly be much better spent on a special shade of blue than a manual.

I’m assuming this is sarcasm, but on CarGurus (the site in the screenshot), they use an algorithm to determine whether the car at the given mileage is a good/bad/okay deal based on average listings for similar cars and they give it a green/red/yellow arrow. The seller is not the one who determines whether it is a good

I remember reading an article in Car and Driver many years ago about what an exotic car is, and it featured the IS300 sportcross because Lexus made like 5 of them.

You’re right, I’m sorry. All hail evilfacelessturtle, god of industrial design, ruler of the universe, whose opinions shall be taken as law because he designs lightbulbs for a living. May the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio be cast into oblivion because His Holiness evilfacelessturtle thinks it looks like Mr. Krabs

Get off your high horse. I trust my doctor because she has credentials. You are a random guy on the internet purporting to be in a broad field of design. Also, the success of a car’s design is very subjective, but you seem to think it’s objectively ugly because you personally think so. And I’m the arrogant one?

Hey David! I just bought a new vehicle. My vehicle is a 2004 Volkswagen R32. What do you think of my vehicle?

I hope you realize how pathetic you sound going around justifying your shitty opinions by saying “I’m an industrial designer, so you’re wrong and my opinion is the only right one” to everyone who disagrees with you. That’s just a laughably bad defense for your argument. If you really are an industrial designer (and I

You possess the level of aggressive idiocy I’d expect of somebody vehemently attacking the Giulia for no apparent reason.

I fail to see any resemblance whatsoever between Mr. Krabs stretching his eyestalks out and the Giulia’s front end. They are both red, that’s pretty much it.

Tucson? Santa Fe? Santa Fe Sport? Kia Niro, Sportage, and Sorento?

Here we see the offroader 6x6 in its natural habitat, crawling delicately around the treacherous streets of Monaco.