It’s not just that. It used to be original, special. Only people with lots of time and patience would build something like it. Now it’s just something you can buy at Deus ex Machina if you have money.

Build this before the hipsters were all riding cafe racers, now ashamed to ride it.

No.. Countries that use the kilometre don’t typically speak English as their first language. most of the world uses a word with kilometre in it. In my country kilometrage is correct. I think in new Zealand they still use milage though.

It’s ok. We can work together. Europe will save the wagons and manuals, and you can save convertible coupes.

There is a dude with a tractor who drives it to the same bar every weekend. In the centre of Amsterdam.

I’m sick of this argument too. It’s too expensive to pass now too. Why are we watching this?

F1

That part is amazing, but it's usually puking and headaches after that.

I saw an army green beetle, that made it look especially like a nazi car in the Netherlands last week. To fix this the owner put a giant US army white star on the roof.

For cars with heavy brake regeneration, like a BMW i3, this would help. They slow down a lot coasting.

“All aboard! “

Awesome! I didn’t even know they had a base up there. I sometimes see them at the PGHM base and assumed they were based there.

To be fair, most people who use these don’t really do anything interesting either.

You can tell they are not real parents, because they are not on the phone.

Ugh. You’re making the world a better place huh? Because airplanes bring people together.

Can’t help but wonder why all the cars without a roof or windshield are from Great Britain. Why? Rain much?

Ok, the little Toyota has better approach angles and stuff. But this is a pretty good (factory stock) effort. If only they were sold in my country....

Good luck with that in Iraq. Hahaha

“with the fully developed B61-12 around 2024 if everything goes as planned.”

I know I should hate this, but somehow I don’t. Must have been living in the city for too long.