Until such time that windows are deleted (and the Camaro comes pretty damned close) I doubt there will be a significant number of fatalities resulting from a failed camera system. Plus, mirrors can fail as readily as one’s musical tastes.
Yeah, I don’t have children nor hang out with those who do, so I’m not quite sure what qualifies as a precocious thing to say. I hope that wasn't it, though.
Das some bad-ass demon camber, yo. I think I saw that whip on stanceworks.
That’s not my angle. It’s advertising disguised as a hallowed tradition. I meant more that I’d love to see the sparks fly when proselytizing vegans decide to attack.
Just waiting for these folks to exert pressure on this tradition, if they haven't already.
So a system that requires wiping is your definition of a long way off?
The tail lights look delicious. Literally.
1) self-driving tanker trucks
That doesn’t happen until some pawn media outlet explains the stunt as if it’s an important bit of news.
Normally, Italians are excused from the tyranny of ergonomics because the exquisite exterior design (which seems to dictate what’s possible for the occupants) more than makes up for it. What’s this lumpy dwarf’s excuse? It’s no wonder Italians jump out of their cars and gesticulate wildly after the most minor fender…
Brown, wagon-like, with manual transmission. Sounds exotic to me. You know you want it!
...using Motorola RAZRs as their primary video recording devices
Curmudgeons in Cars Getting Cocky
The mayonnaise-and-banana-flavored cotton candy is probably better.
$2,999-cool, though.
Proof that you’ve failed to define why it’s “cool”:
I love you...man (to not make it too weird)!
I agree that one should arrange to take possession immediately after purchase (especially if it’s at a garage in ANY way affiliated with the seller), although it seems so common sense that it shouldn’t have been a lesson learned. I feel little sympathy for the shop getting grief from the public though, because they…
