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Frisky Dingo

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  1. Frisky Dingo
    Yeah, this car was just DOA. Too much money for what it is. And playing in a drying up segment to boot.
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  3. Frisky Dingo
    I can't decide if I like this or not.
  4. Frisky Dingo
    Do it. A 700hp Hybrid 911 will gap a Tesla, lol.
  5. Frisky Dingo
    You are flat out wrong. Nobody in this profession or any reasonable, unbiased person thinks a Cadillac is on par with this car from virtually standpoint.
  6. Frisky Dingo
    I'm more qualified than anyone here to assess VW's problems here. Their US operations are an absolute sh1tsh0w. It's impossible to get Atlas SEL Premiums or R Lines. Ditto for the Tiguan. They crap on the Golf line more and more each year, rather than improving it. They are cheaping out on the new Jetta. They still have 2018 Golf R's sitting at port. They aren't bringing the new Touareg here, they refuse to bring other vehicles from foreign markets here, they overbuild Passats and Tiguan Limiteds in staggering amounts, etc, etc. I could go on, but you get my point.
  7. Frisky Dingo
    Comparing this car to a Cadillac is downright comical. Cadillac wishes they could make a car anywhere near this in terms of overall design, materials, fit and finish, craftsmanship, and presence. I've seen these in several colors now, and they are absolutely stunning. Literally EVERY time I see one in a parking lot, bystanders are gawking at it. And not people driving Avengers or Kias mind you, people driving BMW's and the like. The car is a knockout. The lines are just delicious. It is by far the best looking car on the road for anything costing less than about a quarter mil.
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    Sales have dropped because it's not as fresh, and they have culled the models of interest to male buyers and enthusiasts. The writing was on the wall for the car for some time, but it's still sad to see. In the grand scheme of things, its sales really weren't all that bad. Killing off the car and name entirely is a mistake.
  9. Frisky Dingo
    So much BS. How could he expect anyone who knows anything about cars to take him seriously??
  10. Frisky Dingo
    My biggest one was Astons. When I was a budding car enthusiast in high school and thought I knew way more than I actually did, I thought they were for posers. I couldn't wrap my head around people spending Ferrari money on cars that performed no better than Porsches. And were probably rather unreliable. Now that I've driven many of them, I totally get the appeal. They have incredible craftsmanship and just positively ooze charm and personality. They drive damn well, too. For the most part. Then there's the looks, of course. Now I'm a fan, and a V12 Vantage manual is one of my ultimate dream cars.
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    That's pretty rad.
  12. Frisky Dingo
    Worse looking than the E Class and the CLS. It's like a badge job first gen Panamera. Bleh.
  13. Frisky Dingo
    A nice vehicle that is aging quickly and had a dated infotainment system from the get-go. On top of that, it is lacking in room compared to many other 3-row crossovers.
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    If you can't even at least recognize and acknowledge the engineering and performance here, and can only post insults and slights against the car, then yeah...... If someone made comments in the same vein against a ZR1 or Viper ACR, the same posters in question would be all up in arms.
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    I'll take this over the ATS-V all day. Not even close. One is a sport sedan, the other a real luxury car with sporting capabilities. I'd gladly give up that last 10% of precision and dynamics the ATS might have for the AWD, stunning interior, greater room, refinement levels, and all-around usability the C43 offers.
  17. Frisky Dingo
    Really, really like this car. Would be a top contender for me if I were buying something in this realm for sure. MB is really doing a lot of good things lately.
  18. Frisky Dingo
    We guys need your enthusiast cards revoked. Good lawd.
  19. Frisky Dingo
    Got my list together- New Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon E63 AMG Estate Huracan Performante GT3 Touring Ferrari Portofino
  20. Frisky Dingo
    @ccap41 Nice list. I suppose I didn't require entire models that were all new. So I suppose I'll allow the GT C. The Aston however, is going to be a 2019 model year.
  21. Frisky Dingo
    Okay, the last one didn't go over well. Maybe people didn't feel like they had enough to pick from. This one will rectify that. We will use new intro 2018 models this go-round, of which there are plenty! Rules- 1) New cars only, must be CONFIRMED for 2018 MY. No 2019's, no 2017's, no upcoming models that aren't official yet. 2) Choices must be either ALL NEW or SIGNIFICANTLY updated. 3) Maximum of 5 choices. 4) These are your only vehicles. That's it!!
  22. Frisky Dingo
    @ykX Nice choice on the Infiniti! Forgot about that one.
  23. Frisky Dingo
    In before the inevitable cries of "it looks the same as every other Audi". Car looks fantastic. An obviously evolutionary change. I don't see the need to fix what's not broken. In general, Audi's cars are gorgeous.
  24. Frisky Dingo
    I think I have the gist of this. One is very close to what I already have- a Golf R. With DSG in Tornado Red A 997 C2S Coupe w/ 6MT in Atlas Grey This one would be at threshold of what I could afford, but I would happily stretch for a V8 F Type Roadster in British Green, of course Lastly would probably be an E46 M3 in Avus Blue
  25. Frisky Dingo
    Really, no takers on this in 3 days?
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