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Only one right answer: Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio. 4 doors. 0-60 in 3.8. Fun to drive. Not as popular as the Mercedes, BMW, Audi, or other Luxury badged cars. It is smaller, but if you do not want to go fully electric, this is the only real other option besides a CT5 Blackwing.

You definitely never drove a modern Alfa,my 505 horsepower 18 Quadrifoglio has 67k and only needed regular maintenance, and I enjoy the ringing out that twin turbo six on the regular  ..From recent statistics Alfa is higher in reliability then many other competitors, Try a Quadrifoglio, you will never want to drive

The dude is making tons of money from all of the videos about these issues.

Cars are getting better, Sold my Scion xB at 195K miles, Ford Freestyle 195K miles, BMW 850 at 207K Miles, They are also lasting longer

Except the sky and the roads are extremely different. 

Is it just me or did this thing eat through rear tires like crazy? Unless they were constantly rotating  tires from front to back it was like every 30k miles while fronts were no where near as frequent.

It’s pretty safe to assume that Kristen doesn’t have kids by reading this. But I feel it should be mentioned, as someone who had kids fairly recently and fairly late in life that it seems to me only someone without kids could feel this way. And maybe some self centered pricks with kids. But lets hope those are deep

The only thing Hummer does 11 is Chapter.

These are incredible numbers from a stock turbo. My guess is, with an aftermarket tune, and a larger turbocharger, this car might do two seconds, flat. I’m not sure how much these turbos are tuned for low-end, off the line torque, but my gut tells me with a quarter mile time like that, they have to come on boost

“Ad nauseam” - Hellcat marketeering

Ford calls it a “takedown artist.”

One word that comes to mind when thinking of Aston is outdated. The cars are beautiful, but dont really compete. Aston can’t even touch Ferrari right now. They need to build/restore their image from being outdated, unreliable British cars by winning comparos and races. I dont recall an Aston ever winning a comparo

GMs G platform. They are all red neck cars but I just love the boxy, rectangular goodness. Everyone likes the grand national, I love them all.

Has to be a troll response.

*puts on conspiracy theory hat*

I’d love to see a car ad piece that uses the Captain Obvious model of exposition for everything.

I’d still have the EM1. Cable throttle, hydraulic steering, and extra lightness are all important. But most importantly, you can actually stand to look at it.

At first I thought it was just a bad body kit or kit car. But it actually looks pretty cool.

Tesla and an R? Great comparison! Maybe he can compare a fishing boat to a derby hat in the next review.

“Whoa brah! 50/50 weight distribution!”