I can't believe it's a real ad...

Consider Jalopnik's love of wagons, small pickups, utes, etc. Some criticism leveled against the ZDX specifically is that its rear seats are useless. I'm not saying there are no double standards on the internet, though.

That's true. A blacked-out beak may make it better for you:

I think of the ZDX as a personal luxury crossover. Kind of like a personal luxury coupe - space efficiency isn't a strong suit, nor is it the point.

I unequivocally love the ZDX. I love that it looks exactly like the concept car that foretold its coming. I love that it pulls off the X6 idea more elegantly than the X6. I'm happy when I see one on the road. While it embodies some big Jalop no-no's, like being a crossover and being impractical, it does look cool, and…

At least two people can somehow fit in the Trident. P50, not even that.

The automotive equivalent of this:

It has curtains, no?

Do you mean best? It's pretty much specifically designed for people to lie down in the back!

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Here to vouch for #8. It's really good, and they do demo days every month, where they actually drive the cars!

Way more interesting than putting Swarovski crystals in your lights, if you ask me.

I wonder about cases like this, is it possible to just turn off the ignition?

Holy crap, someone wanted to bulletproof a Mitsubishi Endeavor?!

Yes, properly gorgeous car. If only they could make some of their designs from 1995 to 2005 un-happen...

How is it close, exactly?

Aluminium?! Git the hell outta here, you tea-sucker!

Ey, how yu doin, so what's up with that thing? It's got's an m5-style bumper and a polished lip on what may's well's be style 5's, is it someone you know's's?

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