Yeah, it’s pretty counterintuitive

The new Mustang GT350. They took a flat plane crankshaft V8 and tuned the exhaust so it still sounds almost like a standard cross plane crank engine. They also made it bigger than anyone has ever made a production flat plane V8, which probably helps the noise as well. I still question the reliability of a flat plane…

And aren’t you just drooling all over your damnself for the chance to buy a snubnosed Buick with a king-size Caddy grillo?

“...Notice I said “vehicle,” not “car,” so go nuts!...”

I count myself as a fan of Nolan North’s work. Ezio, Nathan Drake, I can even pick him out when he’s an uncredited voice in a game.
With that said. It’s the voice of a robot, I’m not sure inflection and emotion is needed. Dinklage’s awkward monotone performance seemed to fit the part.
Hey, if they wanna pay another…

I’m sorry, but no. Not even close. Dinklage was distinctive. North just sounds like stereotypical robot...voiced by nathan drake.

Except for that whole Northrup flying the N-9M two years before the 229.

That was after the Northrup N 9M from 1942 though.

The Trimotor predates the Ju-52 by several years.

Um, I think you’re missing the point here.

That, my friends, is a slipping transmission.

A Spex Elf appears!

Sergio Marchionne is the Pepé Le Pew of automobile company CEOs.

Seeing this plane in a magazine ad for Breitling is what got me to pay attention to air racing in the first place.