Once I bought a 1984 Toyota Land Cruiser BJ74 from a used car dealer on the outskirts of Kabul, Afghanistan. That was interesting...

I’d hate to have to parallel park that.

Needs moar rally lights. CP.

Those rims are a little bland.

It is a global phenomenon, sadly. Make as much money in the short term as possible at any cost.

Unmitigated greed, complete lack of ethics and grossly insufficient regulation?

I think our collapsing infrastructure is also a big contributor to people’s shift towards C/SUVs

I’m not sure I’d drive this even if THEY paid ME $6k.

I’ll have mine in yellow.

100% CP due to scummy dealer’s ad style. Also 100% CP due to 10 year old German high performance money pit. Furthermore, 100% CP due to being one of MB’s all around least desirable generations, particularly the atrocious interior that looked cheap and dated even when first released.

You don’t know much about how America works do you?

Because automakers’ lobbyists.

That...actually looks awesome.

Step one: It won’t. The end.

Damn I was hoping that was the feed from an armed drone shortly before launching its missiles.

Those seats. Still my beating heart...

It’s refreshing to see someone deal calmly and logically with a crisis situation, including making a great effort prevent an even larger disaster. Kudos.

I was trying to recall the last time I saw an image of a Fiat 500 Castagna. Where was it... ah yes, not Carmel but Tripoli.

Der kohle rollt.