This roofline looks juuuuuust like the Kia GT4 Stinger, and the Audi Sport Quattro it copied.

Fun fact: that voice was not a computah, it was a tiny phonograph!

With a bigger Rogue built for young families, and a soccermomified Pathfinder, why is there still a Murano?

It doesn't take 'superhuman reflexes and senses' to see the two cars in the two left lanes that slowed to a stop, obviously indicating that there was a reason to slow / stop.

you rang?

It's great to see that Volvo isn't just coasting on the reputation of being safe - it looks like they're still making sure they're the safest cars to crash

If it makes you feel any better, it looks they'll all be just fine, it's just you that's going to be playin' the harp.!

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That is true, I must admit. But after a year or two of working on the X3, it really is just a 325ix wagon with a tall greenhouse (and probably a higher ride height). But the DIY community for X3s is so slim that I've found that every bit of E46 wisdom I've come across so far applies to the X3.

Why, a pair of inline 6 AWD wagons, of course! This is Jalopnik, after all.

The 7 Series (and Audi A8) have been less "Oh my God" cars and more "trophy wife" and/or "wannabe baller" cars for a decade now.

I have a manual X3! Such a great / weird car. The E83 X3 is essentially a tall E46 xi, it's great to drive. Jalop Bonus: no cruise control.

Wull, speed is a rate. The rate of change, and I know you knew that, and that's why you were busting them on the bad / ignorant choice of words.

I don't know how close these two planes are, but then again, yeah I do:

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I see a LOT more hearing protection in the crowd with the V8s than with the V6s. If your mom can talk over it, is it really racing?

Hondas have not only a 1/8" Stereo In labeled AUX, but also a USB port that is dedicated to connecting an iPod (hard buttons on the car stereo can navigate the iPod).

First the Honda Accord Coupe, now this, aping the Porsche taillight design.

"Through the roof," however, is exactly the kind of skill you need to change the battery in a BMW X3, because the battery is in the back - behind a liftgate with an electric latch.