That's the whole point. A word that moves you (if emotion doesn't move ou, well, you're dead), but at the same time is so vague that leaves you wondering what exactly do they mean. For example, your rage against this use of the word is an emotional reaction to it. You are doing exactly what they want you to do: talk…

ahold?

I started reading about the Camry and lost interest half way through the first paragraph. That says something about the car, doesn't it?

VW Up! GT

I love when people race street legal cars, so I will vote for Autocross!

Vintage NASCAR had some awesome liveries. The current ones look too garish.

? Newman ?

I like it. Better looking than anything Lincoln is making today. And it doesn't have some ridiculous MKTTKKMKMKTMMTX name.

The Delta isn't bad looking, especially in Integrale trim with the wider wheel arches.

The doors and glass on the doors, that's it.

Sure, but would still be a poopy puppy.

I love all of them but I just don't get Seinfeld. Never found him or his show funny. I do love his taste in cars, however.

The rust proofing on the Thema and the 9000 was very different. The shells were also different in a few major points, Saab had more welds and was fully galvanized, and made of slightly thicker steel. The doors will fit each car, but besides that there are very few actually parts that fit both cars. Same for the Fiat…

The answer is no.

What I am saying is that not all Porsche have the dog-taking-a-dump look that the Panamera (as well as the Crossfire and Cross Tour) obviously does.

Not Porsches. Panameras.

That video is from Lithuania, not North America.

Who said the Octavia VRS was free? Whores or not, Czech girls are fucking hot.

The Škoda Octavia Combi VRS is the one you want. Preferably in blue. As sexy as the girls in Prague.

I just don't see any evidence that this is going to happen, and I don't see much value in making jokes about their beaks or their cars' names or their boring designs. It's not funny anymore; it's just sad.