Yes! Once my tires need replacing, I’ll be on the hunt for some DS1's. They came in 7.5" square on the 95 model year, before being beefed up to 8.5" in the rear for DS2 and Style 23 “Contours”. Or maybe there’s a square set of Style 24's out there somewhere....

Oh yes. And they’re swappable for the “Throwing Stars” above.

Yes! Pentas with nice chunky tires are fantastic.

BMW’s wheel catalog is deeper than the Mariana Trench. Dive down the rabbit hole here: http://felgenkatalog.auto-treff.com/?felge=52 

Holy crap, ATV’s with aero are a thing?

I gotta make a son in case anything ever happens to my E30.

S-Type is her type.

That’s wild. If they’re going to put in so little effort, might as well not show up at all. Sometimes companies skip car shows; less shame in that than in this display.

Paging Mr. Regular.

Only if you own a Ridgeline...

Never seen it in a wide body, that looks great!

Something completely opposite of my usual interests.

That’s fair I guess, though I’m tempted to claim exception because there’s actually a window there, as opposed to the other examples with just a chunk of black plastic.

I thought you were going to say BMW didn’t try to pretend the X2 doesn’t have a C pillar.

They knew who they were going for with that one. The end result is damn good, too!

They should have called it.. “Pandemonium!”

You said in the snow, right?

For an alternate take on the issue, what kept me out of FWD cars is fear of maintenance. I almost bought a Cooper S at one point, but seeing under the hood of that car, everything looked so cramped. What I’ve heard from Mini owners and FWD owners in general is that they tend to be a pain to maintain. Are they…

I remember seeing this one! It’s interesting how few of these wagons are imported in the right spec (meaning 2.5L manual LHD).

V6 Mustang is best Mustang? Who are you, The Roman?