It makes perfect sense. If you want to have a debate, differing opinions are a great idea.
It makes perfect sense. If you want to have a debate, differing opinions are a great idea.
... three and a half years later. Impressive.
The Dodge Tomahawk called and is starting to throw some rude insults about this prettyboy.
Or maybe it was too interesting?
What about that one time you had two autojournalists live out of vans during an auto show and never gave us follow up on what happened?
And cue the jokes about British electrics. I’ll start.
I saw that and immediately thought “Durango”.
I keep trying to convince my dad to buy one of these as a mid-life crisis car. I’m not sure if this will help me or make things worse.
What’s with 400 horsepower being the magic number for a twin-turbo V6? First the Lincoln Continental, now this?
“I swear, your honour, it just drove off in the middle of the night! Someone must have hacked it and filled it with moonshine!”
I want to drive out to St. John’s, Newfoundland. Hit every capital between Toronto and there. Not in the middle of winter, mind you, but some day.
I think you should go for a classic car now, modern amenities be damned. See if you can find a Hudson Hornet.
(*Insert Lawrence of Arabia style “Who are you?” here*)
Wait, Tom, you’re the car-selling guy on here. Why don’t you make the awards article?
Best car that would be perfect if it came with a hatch, a manual, and a diesel engine.
A bus. That’s a whole lot of rectums to hide baggies of cocaine in!
It’s steeply raked, yes, but nowhere near the levels of a X6 or a GLE Coupe.
The trope fiery death returns! Huzzah!