Otherwise known as the Nissan Motorsports business plan.

And, since it’s Russia, when they find the evidence of the landing sites, it would finally shut up the deniers

I heard it and immediately thought he‘s not a very friendly stranger.

It’s the period least affected by the owner to some extent, as well showing actual build quality. No it doesn’t tell you if you’ll spend the rest of your ownership replacing some poorly designed part, but it does tell you how likely the car was to be correctly assembled and tested during manufacturing.

This guy was clearly breaking some speed limits. He’s more than just a little bit lucky that he had traction control on and that it kicked in as it should, along with the stability management system - without TCS, a mid engined car would immediately go into snap oversteer at that speed, with that correction, and his…

His ass, with lots of nail, for sure.

The political system is corporate owned. We torture people around the world. We spy on our own citizens using secret laws and secret courts. We have some of the most violent police of any developed country, and the most people in prison.

“ If it weren’t for reliability issues and design faults that couldn’t be overcome...”

i do find it hard to un-see this whenever i look at the back of this car

Ah, yes! The Chevillac Cavarron.

Thanks for getting my name reference!

“it’s missing something... Shine a light up its ass?”

You can just go to hell if you wouldn’t rock a mint 98 Regency. Just go to hell, I tell you. The last real Oldsmobile demands respect.

Probably not quite THAT low, but your point is made. :)

Russia really has a problem with asshole drivers assholes.

The story behind all these cars is typical of barn finds. Someone buys up a bunch of older cars with the intent to fix them up, restore them, and enjoy them or sell them. Parks them in a literal barn or a garage, ready to get cracking. And then life gets in the way, and before you know it, it’s 40 years later and…

only problem with that, is that your illegal gun where mostly legal at one point, meaning that hand gun was bought legally by someone in the first place, until it was lost, stolen....

Out of curiosity, do we really know that craigslist is unsafe? It’s sort of a headline grabber like Uber is. People get sexually assaulted in regular cabs every day, yet every time it happens in an Uber car, it’s suddenly because uber.

In safety you get 500% more car. ABS, ESP, traction control, brake assist, lots of airbags, a superior deformable body. Does being alive and in most cases without serious injury worth to you that extra 20%?