Has to be some risk-reward thing. Mansions don't tend to lose traction and end up in ditches like this:

These are cute... but lets not forget what China uses on it's own people when shit gets real.

Used cars are for the commoners, not the olive-on-toothpick crowd.

This comment is "OverDriven"....just because someone goes well over the speed limit doesn't mean they're necessarily being reckless and going to kill someone. 105 MPH in an Audi R8 vs. 105 in a VW beetle are two different things....not to mention the drivers skill level. Ja(y)son Werth does not deserve jail time. …

Let us not forget that the DESIGN speed of some of these 3 and 4 lane wide highways is 90 - 100 mph [NJ turnpike *cough*] then they get posted some 40 mph lower than that. 100 mph in a modern car is no more dangerous [probably less so] than doing 55 in something from the 60's. Reckless and Stupid, Yes. Warranting Jail…

The funny thing is if he was going 105 mph at the Georgetown Pike exit on 495 North, he had about 30 seconds until he would have been in Maryland, and home free.

DUDES WHAT ARE YOU NOT GETTING, STOP SPEEDING IN VIRGINIA FOR THE LOVE OF GOD

...Meanwhile, in America

Good point. This is obviously something that needs to be explored further. I'll ring Murilee.

I once admitted out loud that I didn't think the Pontiac Aztek was that bad looking . . .

Call me stupid, but I kinda like the Aston Martin muscle-car'ish styles from the 70's. 1970 DBS

Yeah, you tell 'em!

Tell Ford to make their 5.0 Coyote way smaller then. And better, for that matter.

I saw one once in LA. It was like seeing something familiar with a different name, like that Twilight zone episode where the language changed and puppies were called encyclopedias and stuff.

I have been told that the Kia Borrego is a thing which exists.

At first I thought "Oh! A Panamera limo actually makes a lot of sense!" then I realized "Cayenne". :(

we have set a high water mark right here

24/25 years old and if put back on the market tonight would sell out by tomorrow

Considering that gasoline/diesel may not be available anymore for consumers, and/or banned, maybe this would become the Model T of people of the 2100's, and they will all be impressed by the size of the battery, as a 1200 pounds battery pack will sound as ridiculous a 27 liters engine today.

There will only be one car on the roads in 100 years, a red Barchetta.