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I agree with your point. It would be funny if a carmaker took their lowest end vehicle and did the same stunt to prove it.

It’s not heavier than an A380, unless you’re counting the SRBs and the main tank.

We’re apparently not considering airport tugs production vehicles, either, though.

“Being naked makes us human” is one of those dumb as fuck things people who think they’re deep and meaningful say.

Someone in a marketing cubicle in Munich just wrote this down, goddamnit.

1. Both of the Subaru owners, esp. Stacy, are likely to love their cars. Also the gal with the Audi Q.

The Lord is his warranty.

Cayenne is a sister to the Q7. The Q5 is a sister to the Maccan.

The update from Stacy (lady w/ 3 bad accidents) is one of those instances where I’m kinda proud of the Jalop crowd. Here we had someone who was completely understandable in disliking driving & not being a fan of cars, but still took the advice seriously, got the right vehicle for her, and seems to have really…

We need to do a follow up in a year to see if:

“I wanted a BMW 7 series but got a Jetta instead”

Hmm. Suggested a Cayenne. She got a Q5.

Actually, when he was an engineer at FCA, David did some work on the 2018 Wrangler. Like most people in his position he has an NDA. As such we’ve kept him off coverage of this particular vehicle as it’s been in development. I’m sure we’ll get him behind the wheel of one once it’s out, though.

The proletariat chariot.

If I were to order a 911 it would be pretty much exactly like this... infact it probably would be exactly like this because I can’t think of anything I’d change. I’m not a Porsche fanatic, nor a huge fan of green. But on this thing it just all works together so well.

Completely agree. Not a Porsche fanatic, but very well done. And kudos to the non-metallic green, a real throwback. Now please send it to me.

Cotdamn, that has to be the most perfectly outfitted Porsche I’ve ever seen. The color, interior, wheels...everything is just right

How could it be coming back if it never left our hearts?

Thank European pedestrian safety laws.