I like the square exhaust - it's a bit different!

Haha thanks, it was one if there selling points to the young audience they tried to capture with it.

I was hoping that you would own a Chevorlet Silverado HD with 4x4 and a 6.6L Duramax TurboDiesel V8

hehe unfortunately they don't sell Chevys over here in the UK they did for a time but not for long and no trucks in that time. it would also be too costly to run, since our fuel costs are much higher than US ($6 to $8 a gallon)

Cu y'all use liters, also y'all still use manuals? Cuz I came to the UK for a Family Reunion and for my Cousin's wedding 6 years ago, and one of my uncles' had a First gen Honda HRV (literally looks like it can be 4x4 but nope just FWD) and a 5-speed manual

Yeah our average is £1.10 - £1.20 a litre so about £5 Gallon. So nice v8 motors are not appropriate. Yeah we still have plenty of Manuals but automatics are starting to be more common place but it's more manufactures doing that.
Yeah such cars - crossovers and SUV like cars are stupidly popular these days and non are rarely actually 4x4 unless there jeep, landrover the germans and some others have an optional part time 4 wheel systems.

And this is why the https://twitter.com/hashtag/savethemanual?lang=en is born (thank god nissan kept the manual for the new Z)
also you forgot the pickups, most to almost all are bought in 4x4, and I have no fucking how Part time 4x4 works, the only understanding is the AWD (All wheel Drive) which works different than how 4WD/4x4 works

Haha ofcourse lotus would push such a hashtag.
Pssh least your getting the new Z not that I'd be able to get one but still. :<
Yes I suppose it's more part time AWD rather than 4x4

As in plain full time AWD?

Like what the system does is usually its RWD most of the time but if it needs more grip then it can transfer some power to the front.
I believe that's how BMWs system works for example

I think honda does that too

Indeed, think it's common practice at this point rather than a full time system.