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In all honesty...Yes. I've personally seen the LS park itself, and it did so flawlessly. Granted, it wasn't driven by a group of losers straining themselves to be funny (yet failing miserably).

The X3 outhandles every model in the '07 Pontiac lineup.

The only thing I've learned from this video is that Automobile journalists are a bunch of f@#king tools. Cool, guys. How about a video that doesn't involve making a mockery of this feature?

Very average. The emotional appeal is weak, the concept is weak, and the music is terrible.

Let's compare apples to apples, shall we?

The interior looks 50x better with NAV. They seem really impressed with interior quality.

The G35's interior is certainly no stunner either.

You're joking.

Wagons typically don't succeed in the entry-level luxury segment, so another TSX variant is likely out of the question. As for the TSX sedan, a turbo 4 and AWD would be quite appealing. The RDX makes perfect sense in my eyes. It's Acura's entry into an up-and-coming segment that'll be packed with competitors within the next few years. Surprisingly, I've really warmed up to it's styling after seeing several in person.

Yikes. That trim looks like the linoleum we replaced in my basement 10 years ago. This interior is about as far from "Sport" as it gets. And what's with the bunched-up carpet in the second-to-last picture?

You have a pinstripe?

The GA is still around?

Currently my favorite commercial:

Park

I'm attending the New York event this coming Sunday at the Belmont Racetrack.

The G35's proportions make it such a stunner. They can't be successfully duplicated on a FWD-based car.

Video: Lexus LS460 Parking Itself It's difficult not to meet Lexus' claim of a self-parking LS with skepticism. Can a full-size luxury car really tuck itself neatly into a tight parking space? And can it do so without killing an hour of time and 3 innocent bystanders? The following video taken at a recent Taste of Lexus event seeks to prove exactly that.

Happiness is... Waking up early on a crisp Autumn morning during peak foliage and going anywhere. I love this season in the Northeast.

The Millenia was out years before the Regal.

"Chrysler is owned by GM." Came from the same kid who's parents own a HEMI-packing Chrysler Town & Country.

I've already seen these all over. Is that even possible?

I love the Flying Spur, though it's become a bit too commonplace around here. Right. As I said, the Continental GT is a Bentley.

'08 CTS IS250 328i Coupe