Sounds like Tommy Lehren or Tomi, or Tomigochi, Thumblina whatever her name is. 

I’ve got a feeling the driver has short cropped blonde hair, asks to speak to the manager all the time and is named Susan, Karen or Linda.

Kudos to whomever put 150k miles on that Z8!

She doesn’t associate with people who live in apartments. 

Counterpoint - unlike the omnipresent Tahoes, Yukons and Suburbans here in Houston, you will stand out if you drive a Telluride.  And that interior is absolutely gorgeous.

Weird when a Kia looks more luxurious than a Cadillac...

Manual E61 performing camping duties.

Oh, wait, so we’re doing this?

How does this not have more stars? I read the Bloomberg report before seeing this article on it. The main thought I had was, “of course wagon buyers are more affluent, they have to be since most of wagons in the US now start at around $50k.” an equally correct headline would have been ‘poor people cannot afford to buy…

Maybe it’s there to hold the engine in?

It looks like hitting a rabbit could break it, and it offers protection for approximately zero frontal area. I don’t get it. It’s like a front curb feeler or something.

I love it and I am bemused by it. It’s pretty sweet.

I simultaneously love and hate that brush guard. There’s just something uncanny valley about it.

I test drove a black on black essence this weekend. Thoughts are being had. 

What is it like owning the most reliable alfa in the country, anyway?

I was waiting for somebody to check off that one...

Sounds like you were Khan’d.

You overestimate people.

Fixed it.  I take payments in scotch.  Bugatti champagne is also acceptable.

I was thinking the cladding looked ugly until I saw this. Slab-sided comes to mind.