Pete’s.

Give me a 1968 Deora first & I’ll agree.

Its beautiful creasiness makes random items float around the Urus in orbit & confusion, mistaking it for a singularity or a small planet..

Also: keeping snakes & floods at safe distances....

It’s a Lamborghini SUV. What could be surprisingly excessive that’s not already hiding in those two words??

Platform shoes were worn in pre-sanitary England/China (among other places) in part to keep the feet out of the human waste so pervasive in cities. Also for status, of course. And by men.

That’s DiNozzo’s stolen filly - you can’t fool me.

“I am scared nearly all the time of the fact that two months of bad luck could leave my table completely empty”

Gorgeous, especially that SN-95 interior.

I love the looks of the Malibu hatchback.

1) Mustang sales are at 2009-11 numbers; this is not “kill-off” territory, sorry.

I gave you a star despite your use of “to” for “too.”

Given that the number of awesome names available for naming automobiles is as infinite as anything, it’s not unreasonable for the public to expect past names with strong design associations to continue those traditions in some way - & especially since manufacturers only use those names anyway to get customers to spend…

It’s ugly & costs more than a small house in Wyoming.

A M/T would’ve got a NP from me.

Pulling vs pushing is always key.

Fail.

She’s the shafafa on the side.