It looks a lot like a mola mola, too.

I honestly thought that was the picture of a Veloster offroad concept.

HNNNNN ... come on, just do it FFS, Jaguar.

Concept cars are like the women on this Ashley Madison thing.

Until 2008 or so, I thought they did a pretty good job keeping the designs on par ... but these days, with the relatively signature-seeming DRL designs, everyone can see you driving last year’s big hit. Timeless this is not, yeah.

I want a GIF of that thing hopping ... but it’s too much work for the moment.

Could it even be torchwood?

It would probably hurt like hell (or, you know, kill you) in case of an accident, but I’ll take that risk.

How the suspension lowers Daihatsu does not say. Ah, the joys of concept cars!

... featuring Alive To Tell The Story™ technology

That’s a remarkable burn ... we shall see, though. What future do you predict for Audi’s grilles and Acura’s beak?

The predator can look better if the rest of the car matches the ridiculousless. Bold claim, I know, but look at this:

Unfortunately for the RX, the face doesn’t work just as well as it does on the smaller NX. To be fair, that one is a better design altogether, though.

If I’d get to side with either Lexus or Acura, I’d lean towards Lexus. People find the predator face offensive, but it’ll age better than the beak.

It shows.

I don’t even know you, but here I am wanting to congratulate you making what must be some good choices. Awesome stuff!

You’re not watching a Luc Besson movie, you’re watching an ad poking fun at FnF and Hangover. I don’t think there’s more to it ... albeit a GTi that’s supposedly smart and safe and super fun.

The action in the ad naturally lends itself to be cut to Gib Bizkit’s Trollin’ tho.

With great intelligence comes great dickishness. Or something.

As a side-effect, you can decrease acceleration by switching on the AC!