I actually prefer the way the Yank Impala looks.

Remember when GM used to do that.

We have the Kuga here in Australia, which is the same as the UK versions, and it and the Korean do not look similar.  Reference picture below.  

How the tables have turned because it looks like Ford, if this is the next Edge, has taken a page from our South Korean friends.

Constanly purchasing 'expensive' new cars to show off wealth is a silly new money pastime.  Anyone who grew up with money and or are generationaly wealthy, understands that [historically] your home is where you place your money, not in a vehicle.  

Audi can get bent.  The current model retails here for AU$71,200, which is just under US$74k.  I would pay 50k - 55k, but not anything near 70.

Safari for business and Chrome for personal.

Finally, an update that I would actually like to see rolled out over the entire network.  

Yea I would deposit it into a high interest account and wait for the IRS to request repayment - hopefully in a few months.

Nothing wrong with old people, but obese people hanging out half naked by a pool... yea no, it's pretty bad.

Still have mine, still works and is one of my favourite systems.

With all of those people there they could have just picked the bloody thing up.

$40k in Australia as well.

They're also good for cleaning your laptop's keyboard, especially the old plastic white MacBooks.

Exactly right. Acura's entire lineup is utterly forgettable and it's like they don't even realise it.

You're obviously trolling because you had to have expected these comments.

That vehicle would have been pure sex.

Looks good and the production vehicle will be no where near as attractive.

Yes, it Evoques the memory that Ford owned Range Rover when the Evoque was designed.

A hot pan, a decent amount of EVOO or butter, and salt is the best way to sear a piece of fish.