What if I told you it was just two American v6's stuck together?

And not even the right kind of levers:

Looks like an automatic as well. Aston has lost their way.

It’s ugly in real life too

What’s interesting is the stress on the tire. Look at how close the wheel is to the tarmac.

Great, yet another “street car-based” race car that has little to do with the street car upon which it is “based.”

In defense of the Taurus’ badging, at the time, its GM competitors had 12 valves and pushrods.

Very Baviarian indeed.

Very interesting. It’s almost like their parent company had an issue relating to the powerplant of their multi-championship LeMans team and is now trying to make up for a massive black eye by showing how dedicated they are to electric vehicles.

Dudebro, I was kidding.

Loose? Is that like the opposite of “tighting” a war?

But only about 15 seconds to unload amiright?

“Here” is the USA.

Thanks for the mansplaination but, as a former pickup owner, I’m pretty confident we fought at least 2 revolutionary wars (I count the war of 1812 as a revolutionary war) against the metric system.

My car gets 25 rods to the hogshead and that’s the way me likes it!

This truck will not sell well here.

That is officially the first Santa Fe I’ve seen with a cow catcher.

My comment was not really about trademark or itellectual property law, more just about automotive bro-downs.

I know but still. It’s a brilliant FU to BMW.

X Class? I’m “meh” on the design, but two solid thumbs up on calling it the X-Class.