I don’t like how the grille meets the splitter/lip in the front...AT ALL. Needs something to finish it there (some more body color to separate them). Otherwise it’s gorgeous.

Maybe it will age beautifully and I’ll look back at this comment wondering what I was thinking, but I don’t love it as an Aston.

Man, that face kills it for me. Looks like someone gutted the front and replaced it with a $10 Autozone mesh grill kit...

Go chug an 18 pack of tall frosty cold dicks you shitbird.

Someone else said it much better than I.

lol, no. I see how people would think that I have put red lines all over my car, but it’s just a Molten Orange Fiesta ST with the 2014 factory stripe kit.

Go figure, you can’t read.

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Except if you compare unibody crossovers to body-on-frame SUVs of comparable size (in terms of wheelbase, overall length/width), the unibody CUVs usually have more interior space. You can argue that CUVs are less capable that “proper” SUVs. You can argue that CUVs are less fuel efficient and handle worse on roads than…

You can’t afford a Fiesta ST? There isn’t too much left significantly below that price.

If only we could find a car we knew his son would think is cool, that’s also fast and has a reliable toyota engine. How will we ever dream up such a car.

No idea where you think it competes with the Viper and NSX. It may not compete against the 918 and P1 but those are twice as much as the GT. I’m not sure anything out there is in the non-Hybrid supercar category that lines up well against the GT. Its faster than the 458 Special and the 675LT but looks like it costs…

Because consumers are sort of dumb and prone to buy from brand and model recognition than actual qualities of the said product.

An AWD Charger Hellcat would be the tits pajamas. I think the Challenger can stay RWD.

Now if only they found a way to stuff the AWD bits from this into the Charger and Challenger Hellcats. Then we’re in business.

Without support of the bible thumpers, Trump would not need to pander to them. Hence, religion is the problem.

All of your comments in this thread have been goofy, and this latest one is no exception. Of course, Obama could have launched a missile strike without authorization. He could’ve done a lot of things. What he did do, when the Republicans refused to authorize his plans for striking against Assad, was stop the Syrians…

Religion is a waste of good brain power.

Well, whatever he did, Obama did enough to get Assad to stop using chemical weapons. Which this President promptly encouraged in his first 13 11 weeks in office. Don’t believe me? Maybe let’s ask a Republican Senator...

When will they day come that our president and nation doesnt have to look to “god” for help and just focus on what we can actually change. Religion and “god” are the reason all this violence and war occur in the first place.