Her legs look like those aliens from Contact

I’m not convinced Ford’s current leadership is up to the task of pulling them out of this one. The secret sauce to Ford’s success through the late 2000s wasn’t *just* Alan Mulally. It was the triumvirate of Mulally, Mark Fields (as President of The Americas), and Don LeClair (as CFO).

The Clark family’s been selling Chevys and God knows what else in McAllen forever. It’s interesting to see how they’ve picked up the torch left behind by such Rio Grande advertising luminaries as Bud (“I lay carpet and women”) Rowland and Bert (¡dale gas!) Ogden. Or (God Help Us All) The Payne Auto Group. And yes,…

In response to the question, though, I submit the Land Rover LR3 / Discovery 3.

I’m not saying it’s appropriate. But he’s clearly not well, likely suffering from dementia, and has no sense of boundaries anymore. I’d hold those around him in charge of his care more accountable. Time to stop putting him in these situations and let the matter, and hm, die.

I think it’s called sucking up. Life insurance, when visiting DPRK.

Global competition has forced companies to cut costs, flout labour laws and over-stretch staff, often to the point of destruction...

I hate to be that guy (disclaimer: no I don’t) but 3,500lbs towing? My ‘96 Cherokee was rated for 5,000lbs. I guess I haven’t followed towing capacities on newer vehicles, but is that normal for a vehicle of the new Wrangler’s size/shape/power-ratings?

Now that Ford sedans are taking styling cues from Aston, I would love for the mustang to take inspiration from them too. I think a blend of this and the mustang, (and sold at the mustangs price point) would be amazing.

For me, I can’t stand the floating pillar nonsense. Chopping the roof off fixed that and now I’m drooling over an Aston Martin again.

You don’t need a V12 to accomplish what this vehicle is best at: speedy cruising as a gran turismo in style. And there’s a lot of cruising and a lot of style involved in this car.

“Used Magnums”

Could we get one that isn’t hideous? The Grumman LLV has a quaint personality to it’s oddity and proportion. That one just looks...off

Yup. Another “respect the flag/troops” cheerleader who used his privilege to dodge the draft when it was his turn to “step up.” Just like the current occupant of the White House.

While Vietnam raged on, “After graduating from college in 1965, Jones borrowed a million dollars from Jimmy Hoffa’s Teamsters union to open up a string of Shakey’s Pizza Parlor restaurants in Missouri. When that venture failed, Jones was given a job at his father’s insurance company Modern Security Life of…

Whoa whoa. You’re telling me that white people in charge of young black men and also profit massively from these black men’s talents would change the rules and not say anything? And then use the revised rule as a way of punishing said black men for going against the wishes of their white employers? In America?

“What if we made an Outback, but worse?”

I hate we got this instead of the 427 or Interceptor concepts. I remember when the 500 came out though. I actually remember hearing some people calling the design “Audi like”. Some cities actually used these as police cars. You should do a follow up to this with the Ford Freestyle.

Not seeing Diana driving a Merc... you know the whole German thing...