The link in the article admittedly isn't all that apparent, so here it is again. 23 photos:

Yeah, and the bright blue isn't nearly as bright as on the original cars. It's bugging me.

This strange confluence of events will hereby create a neo-manualism to run in parallel with matters post-manual. When cars and the language of literary theory collide the terminology goes haywire. It causes a fracas.

It sure would make river crossings easier!

I still see Lisa blowing Bart.

What? Did you intend to reply to me?

... if you're in the U.S.

Yeah. There may have been a few weiners in the show, but there's only one that I can remember. And the weiner is just that... a memory.

The fact that you can bring your handguns to and from the range, and use Carfax, tells me you're not in Canada. Perhaps you missed that point of the conversation?

Yes. Scott Wilson spent his life evolving into a perfect replica of the artist's rendering.

Everyone assumes that no-one has guns, because handguns are restricted here. In my 30+ years on this earth, the only handguns I've ever seen were on the belts of cops or Brinks guards.

Yeah, they do look very similar, and both are GM-related.

At the risk of starting a gun rights debate, your points can be attributed to the fact that the cop is the only person there who would be expected to be carrying a gun. That rules out your first two points, and makes #3, 4, & 5 much more likely.

Pontiac G3 Wave. Suzuki never sold any car in Canada named Liana, and the Aerio sold here looked like this:

Pontiac G3 Wave, to be exact. Here in Canada, it was originally sold as simply Pontiac Wave, then as Pontiac G3 Wave, then simply Pontiac G3. It seems that 2009 was the only year that it was called a G3 Wave, so it must be a 2009 model.

Herschel!

Am I the only one who doesn't know what Apple CarPlay or Android Auto are and what they do? I was hoping (expecting, even) that this article would finally answer that question.

The Sultan is an IS.

Are you insinuating that the Albany Emperor is a 100% accurate, true-to-life representation of a Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham (or just Brougham)? If so, it'd be named a Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham. It'd have turn signals below the headlights, and the grille and front bumper would drop down together. The brake lights…

No. With very few exceptions, NOTHING in GTA is a true-life replica or 100% accurate representation of anything. EVERYTHING is a parody. If you can't comprehend that, you're missing the point of most of GTA's writing and its concepts.