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Looking to sell clean Accord Sport. It has been meticulously looked after and needs absolutely zero investment from the next owner. ​Model Year: 2022 ​Trim: Sport ​Mileage: 53,000 km ​Condition: Perfect inside and out (stunning black paintwork, flawless interior). ​Specs: Official GCC Spec ​History: Accident-free, agency or specialist maintained. ​Asking Price: DM (Slightly negotiable for serious buyers). ​DM for the chassis number/VIN or to schedule a viewing. Serious inquiries only

Finally pulled the trigger on this silver right-hand drive setup. The lines, black roof contrast, and overall road presence still look sharper than most brand-new SUVs on the market, in my opinion. ​That being said, my anxiety is through the roof. Half the community swears the L494 is the peak modern chassis, and the other half makes it sound like a ticking time bomb waiting to snap a crankshaft, blow a turbo, or collapse its air suspension on the motorway. ​Be honest with me: if I follow a strict 5k-mile oil change schedule and baby the engine, can I actually daily this thing reliably, or should I start pre-booking a flatbed tow truck right now? Let's hear the real ownership truth.

Saw this grey spec sitting in a clean garage setup and it got me thinking. Underneath all those aggressive Lamborghini angles and sharp body lines, it’s fundamentally a heavily marked-up Audi Q8 platform twin with a louder exhaust. ​Given our road tax, insane insurance premiums for high-end luxury assets right now, and the absolute state of potholes across the country, does an "ultra-SUV" like this make any sense over here? Or has it just become the ultimate depreciating asset designed purely to crawl through Knightsbridge at 10 mph? Let’s hear it.

I have a stack of 4 Category 1 tickets for the England vs Croatia match in Dallas on June 17th. The seats are solid Main Stand Right, Lower Tier, Row 32. ​However, the rest of my group is going to be based out of the West Coast for the group stages, and the cross-country travel logistics are turning into a nightmare for us. ​Ideally, I'm looking to safely offload these to anyone who needs a full set of 4 prime seats, or coordinate a secure trade for matches in LA or Seattle. Hit my DMs if you're trying to secure Category 1s for Dallas or if you've successfully executed a venue pivot before.

On paper, the PPE platform and the tech specs are incredible, but looking at it head-on, I just can’t get past the styling choices. ​Audi used to have the most cohesive, aggressive front ends in the game. Now, between the completely blocked-off plastic grille insert and the split-headlight trend that literally every manufacturer is copying right now, it feels like it lost its distinct Four Rings identity. If you took the badge off, this could easily pass for a generic EV crossover or a new Hyundai. ​Is this really the future of Vorsprung durch Technik, or are we just sacrificing legendary design DNA for the sake of looking "futuristic"?

Looking at this side profile and I can’t shake the feeling that Mercedes is leaning too far into generic, soft family-hauler aesthetics. It used to look like an absolute brick of an imposing luxury land yacht. Now, from the side, if you take the badge off, it gives off heavy minivan or generic crossover vibes. ​Did the design peak a few generations ago, or are you guys actually fans of this softer, rounder direction for their flagship SUV? Let’s hear it.

Found this breathtaking long-roof build and couldn't look away. The aggressive body lines paired with the deep royal blue and blacked-out wheels creates the perfect contrast against the pink trees. ​To me, this is the absolute pinnacle of a daily driver. If you could change one thing about this exact setup, what would it be? Or is it already a 10/10?

Found this gem browsing online today. I know dealership prices for a new hood ornament are getting absolute out of hand, but substituting the star with a twisted wire coat hanger is a level of DIY engineering I wasn't prepared for. Honestly, the aero profile looks flawless.😂

Wanted to do something entirely unique with the lines on this build, blending dark geometric tones with the deep blue base. Also went with the custom crest hood emblem delete to clean up the front end. ​I know the purists usually hate anything that isn't factory paint, so let's hear it did I nail the vision or did I take it too far?