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It's like a not-as-cool version of the Volvo XC Concept Coupé...

Say that in Harlem and you're liable to be shot.

Volvo had a heartbeat sensor (PCC) for the S80 that would light up (or stay lighted) if there was someone in the car. And that was in 2006.

This center stack actually looks dreadful, as if somebody just took a boxcutter to a hunk of plastic.

Tach is pretty much pulled straight from the S4

Agree, who cares about your kids anyway

Right, screw those stupid designers for adding airbags so that I don't die.

Love this tail.

The original Working Man's Supercar, the Pantera was built in Italy from 1971 to 1991, and, unlike many Italian supercars of the era, they're actually relatively common. Over 7,000 were built in total. Unfortunately, they had traditional Italian supercar build quality. But hey, they had a Ford V8 engine, and in 1971…

Because it's ugly AF.

I don't think he had anything to do with the modern Audis, he was more into the baroque sort of styling on the C5 A6 and the first-gen TT.

So far I've got my thumb and index up. Any better examples?

The point is that while this sort of shit obviously happens in backwater hellholes as a matter of course, in a developed country this sorta thing isn't supposed to happen.

Nope that's right.

By far the concept Volvo S60.....do you have Viking longboats in your headlights?

That's an A6...

Model differentiation something something Audi something something BMW something something S-class something something look the same.

I think you spelled 'f—in awesome' incorrectly.

The boosted 6.2 LSA V8 is now good for 576bhp and 545lb ft of torque, and though performance figures have yet to be released it's £54,999 (about $90,000) MSRP make it the cheapest ticket to the 500 factory horsepower club in jolly old England.