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When will automotive marketing departments realize that making up new words or bastardizing old ones for car design is stupiderrifically dumbtastic.

The fact that some chrome bits are slightly different shades would be like a steering wheel in my pants...

@SagarikaLumos: You just need the voice and music and you have an ad!

@dculberson: I've never gotten through tech before, but I've got kids, so that made perfect sense to me!

@Darth Meow 504: I hate to say this, but American citizens have a history of being manipulated by fear. There have been fear mongers in places of power forever.

What I find amazing, is not only did he complete it, but it passed inspection. That man deserves a shrine in the "real man" hall of fame.

@FodderTheSane: I'm an undying wagon lover, but I can't get behind this monstrosity. At 10k I might take another look.

I will gladly take one, but only if the rear doors are suicide, it retains a flat engine with a turbo option and all wheel drive.

I would have to think that it was just a capability test, kind of like a stress test for their network. The really interesting part would be when/if they attempt to permanently route traffic through China.

This makes absolute sense to me. I'll put in a bid of $1, as Ferrari is worth WAY less than Chrysler.

Just for that I hope he turns right at the first corner.

@Xander Crews: Anyone taking someone else's S2000 is a bitch, even if it isn't dictionary accurate.

There's actually a roadmaster with wood trim close to my house. With a 3rd kid on the way, I really want to make them an offer just for the backwards 3rd row seat.

If having a large cranium makes someone a good TV host, hook me up. I would be a large sum of money that my melon is larger than anyone on set let alone just Rutledge Wood.

@Spiegel Bonaparte: Well son, daddy has to trade in the Impreza for a minivan, so you'll have to wait! Once I get my 22B I'll get you an Aston (hotwheels)