The Q7 has been around for about 4 years already. This S version is the first one being rolled out as part of the mid cycle refresh of the Q7 (only major difference besides minor cosmetic stuff is the dual screen center stack). This review literally covers all of the stuff in the car that can be found in the regular…

Jealous? No. Pissed? Yes.

If she agreed to a test drive and had those issues- I would agree.

lmfao love the shit talking about your spouse 

I don’t get who is buying all these cars. My own parents, for example, are a doctor and a lawyer and live in a very wealthy town in coastal New England. Dad drives a 4Runner Limited, and mom is about to buy a RAV4 Prime XSE. Nice enough cars to be sure, but roughly half the cost of this thing.

I’m guessing, much like these SRBs, your shorts were also not reusable?

Car & Driver’s Jared Gall has, what I believe is, the single best quote about the Commander:

What I want from a Honda and GM Partnership:

S660. LS6. Call it LS666. 

I’m sorry, but boomers aren’t going to buy that mower. It’s mid-engine. 

they could just be switching all their lineups over to simpler, less luxurious EV designs right this moment.

By the time it hits production the interior will look like this:

…but not-shiny and not-chrome…

Weird, I’ve been getting phone calls in the middle of the night every night for weeks. Every time I pick up, all I hear is heavy breathing and “I know who you are, and I know which of your O2 sensors is bad.”

Yes, there here is the real problem. I wish they’d really stuff it to the asshole OEMs—oh, I agree this could be a scary problem, so the only way to be safe is to no longer allow the transmission any ECU data wirelessly.

That totally explains it!! This guy was stalking me for about a week. He finally caught up with me and whispered in my ear, “P0103, You have a problem with your mass air flow sensor”. True story!

How about we remove the option to have diagnostic/secure automotive data transmitted via a wireless protocol at all?

You want to point to a comic book movie that Did It Right, that would be The Rocketeer. Kept dead-on to the Stevens’ graphic novel, Campbell looking like he’d stepped right off the comics’ pages, Connelly doing the Betty Page part without resorting to copying Betty Page, the humor, the magnificent James Horner…

You’re probably going to fucking die in a flaming mass of splattered flesh and crumpled bones with the jetpack, but it still beats flying with United.

Dear Toyota,