Actually super interesting. Trunk on my mom’s 240 wagon is much bigger and more practically shaped than on dad’s ‘99 XC70, not to mention a current V60, although that’s a class smaller. I’d like to see an article explaining this.

I’m in my last year at St Andrews— just took my girlfriend up to Dunkeld to the Hermitage about a week ago!

Morgan Three-Wheeler. Actually a car, but with three wheels, minimal room/protection, an exposed motorcycle engine, vintage fighter-plane looks, bike wheels, etc. Not so much a car as a powered motorcycle sidecar/Sopwith Camel hybrid meant for land.

Call me stupid, but is the phrase “Miata is always the answer” designed to be an acronym that spells “Miata”?

Stranger in a Strange Land?

There are some videos I watch, where I think to myself: “Good God, I’d kill myself doing that”. That happened three times every five seconds during that video.

Don’t forget ‘50s!

I’d actually disagree with that. I think Tesla represents (all the good things) (about certain parts of) America and American ideals. It’s forward-thinking, leader of the pack, well executed, powerful, and cool.

I would buy that car in a goddamn heartbeat if it was on sale. They need to get rid of that scalloping on the sides, though, and figure out a different way to add something interesting to the side profile.

I can definitely see the similarities, but to me it seems like the case where Apple was suing Samsung over phone design— given the design parameters (luxurious 4-door GT), there's finite room for creativity.

The more I look at the details, the more similar they become (the kink in the shoulder line above the rear…

Would you call ice skating a water sport? You're technically correct (some say that's the best kind of correct), but it's cheating a bit.

I've got a few: first, the GT3 RS 4.0— last Porsche with the Mezger, last Porsche with hydraulic steering, super rare, super awesome.

Second, the Cadillac CTS-V Wagon. Super rare, 6MT, RWD, supercharged 6.2, American wagon.

Third, Ferrari 458 Speciale— last NA V8 from Ferrari, low numbers, best version of the 458, etc.

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This is my favorite for the Suburban, but the 1980s version is my favorite for the Silverado (C/K).

They're like chrome 1st gen Allroad wheels— in a good way!

Don't care if it's shameless product placement/anachronistic, if the people who do the Taken series made this, then I'm there.

Never worked with him, never will. While I have never been offended at any of his jokes (for two reasons: I've got an obscene sense of humor, and I couldn't care less about what comes out of his mouth), his douchebaggery is almost tangible. He's a complete idiot, the posh British equivalent of Kanye or Kim or…

So why do supercar manufacturers put enormous wheels on their cars? By that logic, wouldn't a Ferrari perform better with 16" wheels instead of 20" wheels?

E63 is a great idea, but the Chevy SS is a really great idea. That gets my vote, and +1 for something that didn't even cross my mind, but that makes total sense.

When in 2017? Sometime after May?