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That is some cool retro 1980s futurism.

Holy crap!

For a while there was a giant statue of a confederate general in the middle of an intersection. The statue couldn’t be moved because the body of said general was literally buried under it and a legal battle ensued between the city and the relatives. Eventually they tore everything out and now it is just paved over

We have random Amish traveling on 55 mph roads who refuse to put a flashing yellow light on their buggies per the law of Ohio because a flashing yellow LED is too worldly and they are morally opposed to it.

Hyundai and Kia.

Yeah cars from that era weren’t exactly good to drive.

This is a scam. Someone seems to be trying to sell Uncle Joe Biden’s car while he’s busy at work. Reported to FBI and Secret Service.

Counterpoint: These are better as an art piece than an actual vehicle. There is a saying that “old cars become valuable when they become so pretty that you forget how bad they were” - this car is valuable for that reason, but they are still really crappy cars.

Since someone already posted Furai, I nominate Maybach Excelero

Ferrari Modulo enters the chat

What if a 1971 Pontiac Firebird and a Ferrari Daytona had a baby? It’s an insane question, but GM came up with this answer:

I mean, Elon aside, their lineup is starting to feel stale, there’s very little development happening that I can tell. No announcements of new models or model updates, Obvious issues getting around production hurdles, meanwhile, manufacturers are beginning to release actual interesting BEVs that people might be more

ND - Dented, ripped and looking like a $40 motel room after a trucker’s party. Rare but almost dead is how I see this sad Audi. It’s a $2,000 car for someone who craves it, at best.

It’s like they go cray with the copy/paste in the design department.

The rich’s war against their grandchildren continues, and we all pay the price.

Mansory a.k.a. “Man, Sorry...”

I mean you could say that about a number of “luxury” brands.

Acura Integra. Don’t pretend it is a luxury/premium product. It is lipstick on a pig. Ok a good pig to start with but it does not justify the positioning as a premium product. Buy a Honda Civic instead.

I miss the days when luxury meant “comfortable.” Today it means conspicuous consumption, i.e. expensive.

Infinity QX80. Every time I see one I think “But why though?”. Nothing has changed on this aging dinosaur since 2011 other than the price.