The shape? The color? The headlights?

If he had gone for a Lancia Stratos a lot of people wouldn’t have noticed the difference.

I mean - it’s kind dumb, but I ain’t gonna complain about stoners picking up garbage. I often pick up garbage myself when I’m walking around my town - it’s a nice thing to do. Fuck people that litter. 

Yes it’s low production, but there are too many high-end sports cars from this era with even more credibility that retailed for a whole lot more and have depreciated to a whole lot less.

I still wouldn’t own it, but that one at least looks nice.  Something about BRG makes this american science project more palatable.  

Well then, here you go:

I’d take this over a Jag XKS/XK8 or Mercedes SL500 for the same money (although I bet I could talk it down some), because it’s in the same wheelhouse as those two, but cheaper to live with and my Ford dealer can service it. 

It's an ugly Mustang.

Really conflicted here. It looks like a offspring a drunken tryst between a Miata and Boxster. At the same time, I find myself unable to look away. A quick search of other examples does show this 10K+ lower, however the other examples barely have over 10K miles.

I’m really more of a Qvale Mangusta guy. CP

2027, capital moved to Flavortown.

Am I high or are you high. 

As a Texan, fuck you, I’ll shoot your ass.

You laugh, but with Domino’s starting to repair public infrastructure, we are speaking ever closer to a coporate owned, post government cyberpunk dystopia

but did they get the trucoat?

I was going to say, this is how Fargo starts.

“Sounds like a Texan Trump voter.”

It’s not that the sales are fraudulent, it’s that there was never a car to actually be financed in the first place. The dealership is effectively securing financing from Ford to buy the same car twice (from Ford) and using the float on the loan to, likely, fund the slush fund of the owners. They then have been making…

I’d just like to point out that this is the entire dealership subplot of Fargo.

In my mind - this is no different than the Chinese car companies copying vehicles from major car brands.