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[ExtraSlow]

They aren't embarrassed at all.

[ThePenIsMightier]

They had to pay a WoP to flatten the bottomy part. That ain't free.

[killramos]

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They had to pay a WoP to flatten the bottomy part. That ain't free.

You mean the Q7 a line wheel?

[Inzane]

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How else could you tell the difference from the IDENTICAL base audi q7 wheel? Stop embarrassing yourself VAG.

I’m waiting on a custom steering wheel for my Golf R w/ color matched stitching etc and I opted NOT to get the 12 o’clock mark, and I probably will hit the track this season. Not sure why anyone needs the stripe.

[Buster]

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I’m waiting on a custom steering wheel for my Golf R w/ color matched stitching etc and I opted NOT to get the 12 o’clock mark, and I probably will hit the track this season. Not sure why anyone needs the stripe.

same reason you need plastic....err....carbon fibre vent surrounds in a 4800 lbs SUV. lol

[killramos]

Gettin’ Spicey

[Inzane]

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same reason you need plastic....err....carbon fibre vent surrounds in a 4800 lbs SUV. lol

I guess you just confirmed what I already knew. The stripe on the steering wheel is merely a trendy fashion statement.

[jutes]

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I guess you just confirmed what I already knew. The stripe on the steering wheel is merely a trendy fashion statement.

[BavarianBeast]

4900 lbs*

What if you don’t realize the flat part is up? Or the bull is upside down? Or the Italian flag is backwards? I understand the need for the 12 o clock marker.

[Buster]

Italians can't design SUVs. That's what I get from all of this. Maybe I'm missing one, but every italian SUV is pure ass. They should stick to sports cars.

[ThePenIsMightier]

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Italians can't design SUVs. That's what I get from all of this. Maybe I'm missing one, but every italian SUV is pure ass. They should stick to sports cars.

Meh, I think the Urus is a hell of a machine albeit low on the attractive-price ratio and I firmly believe whatever the Ferrari monstrosity comes up with will also be an incredible machine .

[Buster]

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Meh, I think the Urus is a hell of a machine albeit low on the attractive-price ratio and I firmly believe whatever the Ferrari monstrosity comes up with will also be an incredible machine .

[ThePenIsMightier]

Mazda has been plagiarizing Ferrari for years. They make some shit box that has precisely the same sweep as the GTC-4Lusso and their tail lights are a long way from creative, too.
It's the other way around.

And don't mistake this for fanboy nonsense because the reality is that Pininfarina isn't working with Ferrari and hasn't been for about a decade and it shows, in spades. But it's unfair to stain the new Ferrari SUV with that brush.

Would I buy a Pininfarina vehicle now? Yes. I would throw hot coffee in my wife's face as I walked out the door for a modern Pininfarina coach vehicle. But that's a little beyond the topic of this Beyond topic. That's not really a "production" vehicle.

[vengie]

I mean the CX5/3 has been around several years before that thing was.

[BavarianBeast]

The purosangue is what Lamborghini should have done with the urus - V12. I still think it’s kick ass as far as SUVs go though, it has a way better engine tone than the Audi/Porsche V8TTsh. I also think the Urus is the best looking SUV on the market too.

the steering wheel is a lot better id say. sure the buttons are in the same spot, but they’re well designed so why change it? Plus what more do you want out of a steering wheel? A yoke?

[Buster]

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Mazda has been plagiarizing Ferrari for years. They make some shit box that has precisely the same sweep as the GTC-4Lusso and their tail lights are a long way from creative, too.
It's the other way around.

And don't mistake this for fanboy nonsense because the reality is that Pininfarina isn't working with Ferrari and hasn't been for about a decade and it shows, in spades. But it's unfair to stain the new Ferrari SUV with that brush.

Would I buy a Pininfarina vehicle now? Yes. I would throw hot coffee in my wife's face as I walked out the door for a modern Pininfarina coach vehicle. But that's a little beyond the topic of this Beyond topic. That's not really a "production" vehicle.

Cx30 launched in 2019.

The Puroshitue launched ... Not in 2019

[Darkane]

I like the urus.

I’d take the Porsche CGT, though.

They sprinkled that with pixie dust.

[ThePenIsMightier]

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Cx30 launched in 2019.

The Puroshitue launched ... Not in 2019

LoL! So their first day at the drawing board was the release date of the Mazda CX30 in 2019. From there, they completely designed the entire vehicle, from scratch, and had it ready for sale ~by winter of 2022.

[Buster]

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LoL! So their first day at the drawing board was the release date of the Mazda CX30 in 2019. From there, they completely designed the entire vehicle, from scratch, and had it ready for sale ~by winter of 2022.

Wut?

[Team_Mclaren]

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LoL! So their first day at the drawing board was the release date of the Mazda CX30 in 2019. From there, they completely designed the entire vehicle, from scratch, and had it ready for sale ~by winter of 2022.

Don't go full retard