Is there any more blood chilling statement for the auto enthusiast than 'project Alfa Romeo?' No? Well then let's see if today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe Alfetta can scare up some interest for its asking price.

When BMW brought iDrive into the world it was shunned. Then every other German automaker hopped on board the control knob bandwagon. Now we're in an era of touchscreens, with BMW and Audi holding out. And then there was one.

Yeah, point of other oil producers is that their real-world break even point is much higher since they need the oil money for their government spending much more.

OPEC isn't letting off the gas, even though it's fucking Venezuela pretty hard. Why? It might have something to do with the Saudis wanting to make fracking look less and less appealing. They have such high reserves they can do this almost indefinitely.

A human is capable of 3 horsepower, but that figure is reserved for elite track cyclists at full sprint.

Ferrari and Weber are a historically correct combination

Yess this one as well

I know I'm not the first to suggest the 787B, but I think I'm the first to suggest it with the correct video

My only question remains why they cannibalized a complete car? Considering what remained original in the end, a rusty shell would have done the job just as well as this.

The i8 is a relatively small sports car. This is a four person car, about the size of a mini countryman. It's large enough to sit four persons in comfort and carry their luggage.

What would you like to know about BMW's smaller carbon fiber electric car?

Alfa's SPICA Inizione fuel injection system was a nightmare in any car, but especially bad in the Montreal's 2.6 liter quad-cam V8. At least you have something beautiful to look at when it's inevitably broken.

You don't seem to realize how hard Russia et al are getting fucked.

Renault Espace did it first

Neutral: Is Cheap Gas Good Or Bad? Ultimately a boon or is it just encouraging bad behavior?

there were dealers that dealt with USA Fords, but parts that needed to be shipped from the usa were expensive. It didn't need much though, except a lot of gas for the underpowered vulcan v6. Other than the odd hose here and there and checking the rear beam axle for rust it served us well, within it's limits. Which…

Not really. They're not common, but not rare at all. American MPV's are bigger, more comfortable and cheaper than European MPV's. My parents drove a Ford Windstar back when I was young. It was bigger than the Renault Grand Espace and the seats were more comfortable as well. Sure, the Espace had a much nicer interior,…

Just because the current state of design is overwrought, doesn't mean his cars are pretty all of a sudden. Especially the six. It looks sad and droopy. The kidneybrows are also stupid.

Oh I doubt the plane is certified for takeoff at minus 52 degrees celsius. Airbus goes to -40. But hey, if it's minus 52 degrees outside, you're going to take that risk anyway.

Finally, a dutchman at Petrolicious!