WOAH - Liberty Plates! I haven’t seen these in ages!

“I can’t believe she wears the shit out of that pants suit.”

“My god, she really wears the shit out of that pants suit!!!”

Pls - ultimate hipster camera here. Circa 1915.

What would it take to Orlove this camel?

Christ almighty, what kind of horrible plastic surgery/makeup was given to this woman.

Smooth as butter Doug - I think the shorts thing might finally be working for you.

It would appear your response was smooth as butter. Therefore, according to DeMuro’s Law of Automotive Journalistic Review Cliches (a.k.a. LAJRC), I’ve just done a review of your comment discussing how this wasn’t a review.

I will believe you, now please share these automotive mysteries :)

Yes I've heard of the rust issues on the DB7s. The V12 DB7s are particularly bad since the underbody shielding doesn't fit around the massive sump of the V12.

I honestly can barely tell the difference between this one and the last model. I feel like Kia is coming out with an "all new" model every 3 years or so, but it looks nearly the same as the last car so there's really no difference. They're still a bit peculiar to me as a company. Also, the hood cut-line is horrendous.

Amen to all of this! It's like a jet on takeoff with the supercharger.

Interesting - please elaborate?

Seeing as this car has the workshop manual - that's decent value. Most of these were not sold with the workshop manual - plus where else are you going to find a workshop manual trimmed in Connolly leather?

The 328 drivetrain is pretty robust. The hardtop has had some issues.

Lol I try

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Just like last week's Mercedes G-Wagen convertible, this Mini was generally loaned to me by my friends at Selden Motors in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. Here's a tip: when you show up at a car dealer and they can't get to their original Mini unless they move their Mercedes S55 AMG and their 1965 Ford Mustang, you know…

No wonder the Beetle is slow selling. It's an underwhelming and overpriced lump which lacks features at a frankly ridiculous price point - clearly they have learned well from Mini.

Back when I used it (probably about 1-2 years ago) it just mentioned by how much it would increase, but wouldn't give me the actual cost per mile/estimated total ride cost. Would've been nice up front.