So when it leaves the starting line at the track, will the announcer say “Pista off!”?

Great name, dude... that IS pretty janky

Here’s a theory (and bear in mind, I’m in NO WAY WHATSOEVER a Trump supporter or apologist):

What if this actually bothers him? What if the reason he didn’t comment immediately is because he actually wanted to announce an assault weapons ban as his first response?

As much as I want to see the Trump presidency ended, I won’t wish that on anyone. No, not even him.

Yeah, it’s like the headlines/tweets went out of their way to call Wendy’s out. Kind of bizarre.

My very first car was a ‘76 Celica SR-5 liftback, so I’ve always had a soft spot. I absolutely lusted after the AWD variants and would still gladly have any of them.

Little too... melty for my tastes

Also: this looks WAAAAAAY better than any Ferrari from this century.

God help me, I think I’d rather blow the money on this than on a Veyron.

There genuinely IS a market for weirdo limos like this, but it isn’t celebs so much as the party/prom crowd who hire them.

Active Safety (i.e. tech like ABS and stability control) has been a major factor in the reduction of fatalities in recent years, and that tech is improving by leaps and bounds.

He may have to arm-wrestle me for that GTA...

Yeah, gotta say I’m still a fan of the C4. I didn’t like the revised dash on the later versions, but I’d put up with it for that motor. I’d buy this one.

I’d do it. NP.

And really, this is what it comes down to. Sure you want to accommodate a potential customer, but a dealer would just simply not have a demo of a limited-edition model like that, and there’s no way they’d let a customer unit go out.

This is the true spiritual successor to the original Dodge Caravan; a 4cyl FWD box based on a compact sedan, and there really SHOULD be a market for this.

I’d be SUPER surprised if it didn’t have rear USBs at least at a higher trim level.

This got to me WAY more than I would have expected. It was crazy, and beautiful, and surreal.

This is shitty. You can do this to literally any new car—find used cars that are better in some way, maybe even many ways.

Thanks for this. I’d seen the removal tweet earlier today and been wondering what editorial standards Breitbart News actually had.