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Alonzo @ Jan 8th 2006 10:35PM
I'd take it. I mean, come on. You're complaining that an (almost) affordable luxury car looks like a cross between a Bentley and a Rolls? Yes, I like originality too but look at what's been coming out of this hemisphere lately. With the PT Cruiser, HHR, SSR, Mustang, and the new Charger, I'm just glad that a (semi) American company has finally made a rip-off that I actually like.
It's like when Mazda stole from a Lotus to make the Miata. Yeah it was pretty despicable but there's no arguing with the results. Hell, I'm just glad that they've stopped trying to build a cross between a Hyundai and a Kia.