I don't know about you guys but I was expecting the Mercedes to be struck by a golf ball while travelling at 180mph, needless to say I was a little dissapointed

dat Merkur

thank you for this video, I laughed so hard!

Most of their argument is founded on body accent stripes, styled wheels, and hidden headlamps. Why did they even bother talk of performance when they're dealing with less than 100hp? World class performance machine my ass

If you were to visit my town of Traverse City, MI you would find lots of Subaru's, Mall Crawling Jeeps, Rusty trucks, Priuses, and Bro Trucks. I'm ridiculously out of place in my 20+ year old Lincoln Mark VII's

I thought it was just me in Michigan, no clue that others drove like this. Not my fault all of the Floridians come up for the summer and take their lack of driving skills with them

I'd probably take the dodge charger family, I could have RWD, FWD, or AWD with 4, 6, or 8 cylinders I could also get two or four doors, ah the endless possibilities...

I suppose it's not impossible to buy my dream car, but I probably won't have one for a while

this is a brilliant idea!

Maybe one of these, I know it seems impossible that they race in the rain but it has happened

My personal favorite is the 88-89 Lincoln Mark VII LSC, 225hp, 300tq and 3800 pounds of metal, electronics, and leather. Oh and it also shares most of it's chassis with the Mustang of the era.

While I haven't driven the competing mercedes, I gotta say that the Mark VII is one helluva car, I would know, I've got two.

If it's too slow for you I'll take it off your hands, I'd love nothing more than a mint 95 thunderbird

did he really say aerodynamics?

I've only had my license for only about a year but I've logged most of my miles with this car. I bought it last June (before my license) at 191,000 and it now is pushing about 199,000 miles on it. Best car I've had the privileged of driving. I won't ever willingly sell it