love the motor , not the price

Most every model line that does not have a serious performance enthusiast following (and virtually every mainstream "flagship" model) is headed that way. They may still have decent performance, but the whole character of the cars says "luxury" instead of "sport" or "competition".

Too many people want more gadgets and less involvement with the task of driving (dare I suggest that driving might be fun in and of itself?). For the most part the mfrs are simply following the $.


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