The last sentence was for the entire discussion, it seems like some people here think that the badging has something to do with it, sorry if it looked like i meant your comment with the last sentence.

I’m german <—— this will be my excuse!

Thank you so much! Most of the other replies i get from americans when pointing this fact out is “arrogant german”, “we drive better than eurotrash” and at last someone always brings up WW2.

If you think that is bad. Remember the Devel Sixteen from Dubai with 5000 HP and plastic parts coming off when cleaning it? (At around 1:00 the detailing guy makes an oopsie and then tries to fix it subtly). That said, the Lyons Car guy reminds me with his car of the Devel Sixteen, eventhough the Lyons seems to be…

There are only 5 countries in the world who use Fahrenheit: USA, Bahamas, Belize, Cayman Islands and Palau (and the latter 4 aren’t really major countries). So it would be only logical to include the Celsius in your answer. Sorry had to say that as a nitpicky & unfunny german!

German here. You are right AND wrong!

Still looks better than the unstripped Viper though!

Maybe in the US where your driving schools are pretty terrible. Here in Germany i don’t even know one female driver who is bad. In fact, i see more guys driving recklessly, which makes sense as many guys (especially younger ones) are more into “showing off” or feel like they have to overtake the guy who just overtook…

I was worse, i also read it like that and even when i clicked on the song and listened i thought "Damn, Britney changed her style ALOT!"
But i'm in Germany and it's 04:36 am here and had a few beers earlier, so that will be my excuse.

You a fellow german aswell? Because this GIF upset me which obviously fits my cliché german nitpicky character.

When i went car shopping here in Frankfurt, Germany 3 years ago and checked out Infiniti/Nissan, they had the greatest customer service and choice for drinks from anybody. I got a cold Pils and some salty mini-bretzels while checking out the Infinitis, but ended up buying a GT-R. I’m sure these tasty mini bretzels and…

You are correct, couldn’t agree more. Would be great to see a Mercedes Panamera rival.

That’s one of the things i pity americans for. Your markers are always in this ugly orange which for a cliché-nitpicky german like me is horrible. On german cars you almost don’t notice the sidemarker, while in the US it stands out like a sore thumb.

That's why i prefer the Jalopnik car community over any other. No unfunny jokes and untrue comments about female drivers. Female drivers should get more attention anyway. And in my experience here in Germany female race drivers and even regular drivers are en par and often even better than male drivers. No idea where…

I wouldn’t compare a CLS with a Panamera, the Panamera is more of a upper middle-class family/practical car while the CLS is more like a less-enormous middle-class business-sedan. So at least they have completly different buyer types.

Exactly my thoughts. Here in Germany people who consider buying a TT also consider the SLK, so i have no idea what Mercedes-Benz meant by that.

I love old american muscle cars, my girlfriend loves em even more since watching Death Proof, especially the Challenger. And like many germans those seem to be the only american cars being attractive for us (before the newer goodlooking Challenger, Camaro and Mustangs came along) and obviously the amazing Corvette C7.

Do your research please. I've been to all of these countries and i can tell you i felt the least free in Saudi Arabia, especially when you have women travelling with you. In Tehran it felt like being in Dubai or Abu Dhabi and Syria (at least Damascus) it felt like being in Turkey. Saudi Arabia felt like living in the…

The dealer here i know sells each of the LaFerrari for 2.000.000 Euros. So i guess you’re right.

Haha, i think i have seen that exact scene many many times, i think that even happened last sunday in Malaysia with Vettel doing this to unexpecting hostesses who then ran away in fear.