Too obvious, and horribly uncomfortable for a rich passenger.

A Toyota Camry. What better way to protect your client than to put her in the most popular, unassuming car out there? I'm sure there are ways to make the interior comfy for those short jaunts to her private jet.

Agreed. Totally unnecessary, considering the clues. Besides, it doesn't depict the year of what's important- the vehicle.

Waiting for the Ferrari Daytona and a Miami Vice theme. I'd buy one for sure.

From the people I know who have owned non-SVT versions; they had issues with shifting, electrical problems, and sometimes inexplicably, just didn't run at all. So, for $15,000, I would be running in the other direction.

I kinda like the look, despite hating BMW's and the hoity-toity that drive them.

Without reading ahead, I am going to surmise the bulk of the comments will allude to her huge boobs. I may be in the minority that like them natural, but who the HELL wants them that big?

1963 Lincoln Continental Convertible with the suicide doors.

Looks like somone broke out the wok and had fried Mitsubishi with Cayenne.

My friend used to say I must be secure in my masculinity to show up at deer camp in a minivan (the only car I had at the time with a hitch for my 4-wheeler trailer). So, I stuck a big Browning sticker on it.

With the popularity of CUV's I don't understand why wagons don't sell here. I like it a lot.

If I had money to throw around, nice price. This is a beauty!

It's a bug. Step on it!

I agree. Something the brain trust at Daimler couldn't figure out over ten years, and Fiat does it in what, two? For an econobox, it has style and promise. I'll go out on a limb and say they'll sell over 40,000 of them this year.

You're not suggesting a setup?

Limited to 155 on the convertible, with good reason. I see dead people.

Bruce Willis was chauffeured around in one of these on an episode of Miami Vice.

It has an In Your Face look of a bulldog...not that it's a bad thing.

NOOOOOOOOO! Holy shit, really?

I am already tired of all of the idiot lights. My wife's new car has the tire pressure monitor that constantly goes on, even when it seemingly does not need attention. The change oil light goes on at 3000 miles , when most agree that you can go 5-6000 miles, and hers is recommended at 8000 miles (not that I'd go…