I don’t see what’s intrusive about a business trying to keep people off their property and from loitering at their entrances when they are closed.

That joyful color - that you only see if you’re looking at the back and side of the computer. That’s great if you are positioning it on a desk that faces out into an open room. If your desk faces a wall, you’re seeing a metallic pastel chin and stand with a white bezel. 

You’ll see in the photo above, a long-torsoed 6'2" human male with an inch or two of headroom to spare in the back seat of the Cross Turismo.

:slow tempo, minor key music starts:

I think this is a scene from a low budget European horror film.

The interior looks nice. The rear looks fine. The front is ugly and confusing.

It’s good to get exercise, just not in futility.

Probably the same way people chose from all the different sedans that were available in each segment, including the one that were basically the same vehicle but you could pick whether you wanted the Ford or Mercury badge and the Chevy or Pontiac badge.

For-profit car manufacturers making a model for the segment that’s selling, what are they thinking? /s

If it’s not called the Suezette then why even bother?

I agree, there’s a difference between an continuation and a remake.

I wear black on the outside

I don’t think I’d want to feel like I’m siting in front of a review panel giving testimony. 

Uber and Lyft have launched high priced public campaigns

So in the cases of all the dick he sucked to get where he is, the other guy just used his mouth and he didn’t have to do the work. 

That’s fine, I don’t have an issue with anyone liking what they like.

Yup. Remember when the truck community laughed at the idea of a ‘luxury’ Lincoln Blackwood 20 years ago?

If Dad hadn’t replaced his sedan with a 4 door pick-up, Mom wouldn’t feel so ‘unsafe’ in her sedan and want to also be in something lifted. 

Full 4 Door pick-ups as non-commercial vehicles.

Also a great starting point.