I can’t unsee that. It’s like Dali is laughing at us from beyond the grave.

My grandpa was a radio man on the Flying Fortress, so the B-17 gets my vote. Bonus that this has a beautiful placement in front of the Golden Gate Bridge.

This makes the Beetle Dune even more pathetic than it already is.

That orange typeface does it for me.

What appears to sell in the Lexus lineup is the RX. As a luxury crossover (lux-over? lu-x-over?) it seems to prove the point that people (40-something SoCal females with iPhone 6+’s cemented to their hands) will buy just about anything, no matter what it looks like.

Traveled to Milwaukee recently. I did not expect so many Harleys (didn’t know or care where they are built) and I also did not know Wisconsin does not have a helmet law. So it was the worst of everything chopper-related: ass-loads of loud bikes with every dumb mod PLUS the sight of no helmets. Two thumbs down.

“Oozin’”?

I noticed those bolts too - wow! What a backdrop.

But it has “Bent” in it! /sarcasm

Neat! However , knowing this now, doesn’t it seem like a larger Jaaaaag in SUV form should necessarily be named an F-SPACE???

Have them drive bulldozers through the South Lake Union neighborhood of Seattle and demolish the sprawling DB-riddled Amazon campus. Then build affordable housing in its place.

Coupla honest questions:
1) Why are flat-plane cranks so rare in American performance cars?
2) Does the GT350 nomenclature suggest there’s a badder, faster, GT500 in the pipeline?
3) If so, would it have forced induction? Or is that incompatible/undesirable with this engine configuration?
4) Where can I start printing…

I’d dig on Highland Green plus white rocker panel stripes and throwback “G.T. 350” lettering.

Rocker panel stripes FTW. On a Mustang, or Carrera. So hot.

I’m always thinking the 90s were 10 years ago. Do you? Because we might be triplets.

Can someone tell me what F-Pace means? Does it have some link to Jaaags of yore?

I support calling it 666LT *because* of the beast.

Why the hell is this not called the 666LT?

I once got in a heated disagreement with a girlfriend over the word “cladding”. She didn’t believe this was a word used in the automotive industry. I told her it was standard equipment on every Pontiac in the 90s.

As well as the massive RAM logos.