It's kinda like an F-117 Nighthawk. But better.

I approve of the signature double-kidney grill

Dat MiG-28 tho

Well it looks a sight better than the CTS-V coupe with this nicely styled tail

How many magnitudes better is its interior as compared to the 328? ATS? A4? IS?

Is this the Superamerica?

Devil danger dog.

Mesh grilles were an R-spec thing, also on the S-type.

oh hello 911

My vote has to go to Hyundai. In 2004, Hyundai's idea of a luxury competitor was the atrocious XG350, a car that took styling elements from everyone else and looked like an anonymous piece of junk.

And at the Paris Motor Show last week, somewhat eclipsed by the XL Sport and Lamborghini Asterion, Volkswagen unveiled the wagon version of the new European Passat, called the Passat Variant. It's the one we want.

This is probably a dumb question.....but how does a 737 being delivered to a place like Australia actually make it there from Seattle? Do they ship it?

Sure, Pagani makes works of art out of carbon fiber and all three new hybrid supercars from McLaren, Ferrari, and Porsche use carbon fiber, but the regular consumer has barely had a chance to touch the stuff other than as a trim piece.

VTEC-engage

I probably also wouldn't be thrilled about dropping 60k+ on a car whose interior is ripped right out of the other brands'. Like yes it does give me fabulous value for my money, but it just feels charlatan. Oh yeah and it's still a Kia.

This is a really nicely done tail. Even though it's somewhat evocative of the Chrysler 200.

Except for anyone who owns a 10-year-old Audi.

That inbox tho.

Cord. Even Ian Fleming called it in one of the James Bond books one of the only American cars with character

"In the most simple terms possible, oversteer in when the front wheels slip while cornering and oversteer is when the rear wheels slip while cornering."