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Sexy '73 Grand Am!

I like wet nuts on a hot fudge sundae.

Interior of new S-Class is SOOOOO "not luxury". It is modern yet barren, like a Tesla. I guess, like tailfins, Mercedes-Benz has copied questionable ideas from others for many decades. The exterior? Same ol', same ol'.

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DeLorean

Pink

Have you checked your basement

shiny

So... you're from France? Did you have a six pack of beer and fiberglass insulation for dinner?

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I wanted to be sure all of our commenters understand the posts. I found out that so many things I take for granted as common knowledge, especially among self-proclaimed "car ppl", are anything "but". I am trying to improve my communication skills with ppl who need guidance in this area. Thank you for reading, earthling. ???

1952 International R110. International produced light duty trucks from 1907-1975. International Harvester was based in Chicago, Il, a U.S. state in the midwestern area of the country.

1960 Pontiac Bonneville. Pontiac was a brand of automobile produced by General Motors Corporation from 1926-2010.

Susie, so full of heart. ❤️

Bono

That's CRAZY.

1992 Oldsmobile Toronado Trofeo. Nice example!

4 years/50k miles (including powertrain) with Benz, v. 10 years/100k miles on powertrain with Genesis. Now, renting a car and dumping it, it would be a moot point, but buying the car with plans on getting your money's worth out of it over a span of 100k miles, Genesis wins.

Well it has a longer warranty than Mercedes-Benz, which will make it more attractive to people why BUY cars, rather than rent them and dump them.

I'm thinking about getting some professional studio portraits done. Here are two ideas, to start. Any input?

'64 Imperial. A fine year to be borne.