As an owner of the above mentioned 2.5L, I would honestly settle for a louder exhaust and a freer revving feel. There’s just zero drama as you rev it out, and it is a bit boring. 100hp in my old tin can FELT faster. Maybe some farty-pipes and lightwheight flywheel is the way to go, but I’m not that guy anymore.
AdmiralAkbar
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My dream: a RWD hatchback in the style of a classic Honda. OH LOOK!
But don’t forget.
A local ice cream shop has a “#notmycheeto” flavour, apple pie with Cheeto chunks. It’s delicious.
Or Bond is just the alternate code name for any agent with the 007 number. None of them were really James Bond.
Sit down on this one. You’re wrong.
A $2500 track rat that I wont feel bad about scraping (or scrapping)? I’d give it a NP.
Crazy is making things you can’t afford, but making it with cheap parts and a lack of resources, so it breaks a lot and costs more in both money and time in the long run... not that I’m speaking from experience or anything...
Yeah. Nintendo never has any success selling handheld devices! Why would they do this???
And Fortnite.
I get a strong Ferrari 330 P3 vibe from the design and I love it.
With a transverse engine. FWD based architecture. I see no difference between it and a Golf R which is much cheaper. Or a Focus RS. Or even an AWD Mazda3. All FWD based cars.
No, we associate FWD (and transverse engines) with entry level.
In the video it doesn’t sound silent at all, the loud high-pitched whine is almost V10 F1 like. Is it not like that in person? Because I think every electric car should sound like that.
Madea.
Aspects of some Zelda games are definitely in the metroidvania genre - it’s the understanding that you will go to a region, realize you cannot access part of it, go to another region to gain a new ability, and then you will have to go back to the old region and progress. Mario does not qualify.
I’ve never played Dark Souls, so Hollow Knight was pure metroidvania until someone explained it’s similarity to Dark Souls, which is tenuous.