I’d start with some of the known hated engines. It doesn’t look too modern. Someone probably chucked it to trash it. It could’ve even been a boat's.

Nice 220... and dog.

The Chronicles of Limelight

Ignorant techs and workers at the dealer...

You want to talk about false leather and hard plastic? Actually taken your hand and put it on a surface in a Ford interior made in the last 12 years? You must’ve had a base G8 buddy. There were no panel gaps on any point of mine. It was still better than any comparable Ford. An 09 Fusion probably cost about the same…

Anyone who complains like that in Philly is full of shit or joking. The chance is they’ve done something they know is worse in the past. The Dart is a great example.

What a goddamned dipshit idiot this man is. I have a paper trail a mile long that would disprove any of his falsified opinions in less than 5 seconds. He's a tried and true hyprocrite as well.

Audi A7 and A8. No doubt.

How do you think they sucked the squished remains out?

And Honda, unsurprisingly. They’re probably cooking up something by themselves.

If this proposal gains traction, I’m going to write a very long letter to every company involved explaining why I would never as much as consider purchasing a vehicle related to them again; you don’t suggest shit like this in the United States and expect people to accept it or comply with it.

High mileage W8 Passat. That might be quite difficult to find (understatement).

Do you take me for a fool? I bought a white hot G8 GXP brand new in 2009 and the interior was higher quality than any GM or Ford of the time an price range. In fact, everything about it was. PERIOD. It far outlasted any of my friends shitty hard-plastic Ford interiors. One of my friend’s 2010 Expedition’s interior…

Yeah, my neighbor has one. It’s built like a piece of shit. At least it’ll run longer than others though.

He’s a gambler, that’s for sure.

I already configured mine yesterday. It just makes me wish for a $100k model with 450-470 PS.

Because it was made for people who need a brutal worker disguised under a luxury commuter. It was higher quality than the F-150s of the time. No one would buy them for work because they’d be afraid to ding it or ruin the interior, let alone pay the price. This doesn’t take anything away from its capabilities, however.

It was amazing. Higher quality than any truck ever made before it.

The people you’re referring to didn’t buy them because, like the majority of the type of customers, they don’t know or care to buy a brand which isn’t well established among society. These societal norms are key for products. Indeed if the vehicle was badged as a Mercedes-Benz at the time, it would have been quite the…

Interesting. I owned one for 11 years. What about you?