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But considering the GranTurismo isn't really about racing on the track but winding through country roads and highways, a folding hardtop would make sense versatility wise...

Heck, if the Ferrari California can have it, why not the GranTurismo?
I didn't know the Opel GT was built there--how cool to see an Opel here in the States!
The main thing wrong I see in this comparo is that the Mustang is a convertible, while the rest are hardtops. Kinda puts the Mustang behind in terms of handling and stability, doesn't it?
I would kill to have one of these babies! I think it looks pretty sick...

I think I've decided that I'm a hatchback kind of guy. Not just because of this. But my tastes in general lean in that direction.
This is definitely some welcome news, I'm sure. Heck, even I'm eying the Camaro, and I'm a sworn import fan!
I had thought that the Sienna was already on the Camry platform. I know for sure that the 1st Generation Sienna was, but I figured that would have continued for this current one.
Well, considering that the relatively regularly styled E-class coupe has a .24 Cd, I don't think .20 is that farfetched. To be honest, I'm pretty impressed. I that those numbers could only be obtained with a Prius shape.

Other manufacturers should step up with low Cd numbers on their cars as well!
Clearly marketing has done its job considering GM's sponsored the Transformer movies and not Transporter franchise, as that has the Audi A8/S8).
I am so glad my school isn't there anymore. Wow that man was really dumb!
Shouldn't the caption read: "Does anyone else think it's cold in here?"

I mean, they're turning DOWN the temperature, which usually means it's getting colder.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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