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In the pantheon of famous vehicles attached to Terminator movies, the award has to go to Sarah Connor’s Honda Elite scooter with motherfucking popup headlight from the first movie. Back when she was still an innocent soul in carefree times...
Wait! There’s a rudder?!?
“Wow, amazing. NONE of the Citroen trucks lasted more than 3,000 miles and they all failed catastrophically! Congrats on the sabotage.”
And, with BMW eliminating dispsticks in favor of electronic level sensors in the late 2000s, the Germans have been able to turn around and play the same trick on many unsuspecting owners!
Add to “No manual, no buy”....
900 plus pounds? That’s gotta be heavier than a Goldwing. (Frantically uses Google.)
The wing also has reverse and more dealer/maintenance options than this will.
Bloody hell - David’s vehicles die and respawn more times than a Marvel Comics character...
“If you can read this, Roll me over”
San Diego is downtown on the ocean against a small mountain range. Santa Ana, John Wayne Airport, is in the middle of town and take offs they have to be quiet and climb steeply for noise abatement and then they go balls to the wall and climb away. Both of those airports on approach the kid on the trampoline could hand…
“Hey, Yogi! WITNESS ME!!!”
The BMW Ridgeline
It does mean the first one in existence.
I miss liking Nissan.
El Camin-ohm. Resist the ordinary.
His cousin Pikan is pretty amazing, though.
I’m sure declining sales have nothing to do with the $37,000 average car price.
It’d be funny if your ‘bud’ was an even bigger dick, and kept your Charger, and then put your remains in a plastic baggie, which was then hidden behind a trunk panel in some boring crossover, in which you’d have to drive around for the rest of your afterlife.
It’s a cheap thing, you wouldn’t understand.