Ok, so, in numerical order, let me tell you why you are wrong.

The 180hp in my Land Rover is just fine. I live in Virginia after all. It can’t really do 80 unless you’re going downhill with a solid tail wind.

Just to clarify, the CX was sold in the US by CXauto. Just not in diesel. I was looking at a CX25 Pallas that was an original US spec car a while back.

Suburban Realtor, here. I am ashamed to say I’m not helping. At least not until I can work my way up this Pyramid Scheme and get a new manual Chevy SS to replace my Lexus.

VW, please stop being boring. Or if you’re going to stick to simple designs, bring back the Harlequin. Because us ex-Harlequin owners want something else as ridiculous.

Now you know!

Can I rock my Northwest Territories, Canada plate?

Guilty as charged. They just don’t make ‘em how they used to....

I would like to nominate my personal wagon, the Lexus IS300 sportcross.

Same here. Kenmeri and R33 are by far my favourites. Almost looks like a 90's european car went completely mad.

I agree with everything you said here. I have not driven one with the performance suspension, at least I don't believe the one I drove had it.

Double post, sorry. My phone hates Kinja.

*flame suit on* So I was the one who made the initial comment. I have some experience with the SLS, albeit a VERY early car on a pretty green track. It was absolutely ass-clenching trying to keep the rear end under you on corner exits when trying to put down power in sport+. I loved the car, really I did but my…

I nominate the SLS AMG. It's a great GT, but people often forget that a GT hath not the abilities on thine track.

Somehow, my '68 Saab Sonett II with a 2 stroke cantered 3 with a 4 speed on the column made out of fibreglass is only getting 71-80%. I'm a bit insulted.

Just checked the carfax on my first car (it's been something like 6 years since I sold it but I still remember the VIN) and seems like she's still going out there somewhere. Saw it a couple years back. Pretty amazing for a '86 VW Golf.

Dallas, 2004. If youre interested call a place called Autoscience in Carrollton TX...its where its about to go up for sale.

Just saying-selling my MT FXT for $7700 cause nobody appreciates it in TX.

I adore my '99 discovery. 272k on it, wierdly no electrical gremlins whatsoever. Bought for $1400 with 153k on the clock 3 years ago (yes, I do insane amounts of driving between VA and TX interspersed with offroading and LOTS of towing and she only messed up on me once right after I bought her. She's knocking now, but…

I know these are not really that great, but I like them. Have you ever sat in a brand-new one when they were still on lots?! It honestly has (or rather, had) the best smelling interior I have ever experienced. I want it as cologne.