While the brand that makes the more unique one is slowly leaving the game.

The new Nissan style can now be found on the shoulder lines.

Topless, so that you can see the harnesses clearer.

Nah, no tops needed when you have harnesses

Could be a Ford test mule trying to hide from the media wearing minimum camouflage, and he probably made that story up just to avoid too much attention.

He's probably doing that on purpose. To check if the roll cage works.

The same trick I use to tell apart American imported German/ Japanese cars or European/Japanese imported ones in my country. American ones always got that amber reflectors on the fenders/ in the headlamps.

Nice job misleading people with a Prius V picture.

De-chromed kidney grilles.

Are you sure?

wat?

Supposed to be "Iron King Kong"

Real nice marketing GM. Well done, it actually works.

I've seen this one before. I heard that it's supposed to be the car for China, but it was rejected by the Chinese people just because it was cheap, and it looked cheap as well.

When it comes back, Audi would need an A9, and Mercedes might need a new S-class coupe.

What's wrong with that dude in orange. Keeps getting in the way of every single car.

Pretty sure it's a lambo dude.

How would you explain the 3GT & 5GT?

Normally, when a popular car product's latest generation just came out, its next generation is already in development. The time to develop a car product is about the same as the period its gonna last in the market.

You mean buying Chrysler? Starting beside a brand that's already stable in a market could be a lot easier, and they're even sharing parts. Seat could get some help from VW, and Renault from Nissan since they all belong to the same group.