I doubt it’s like that. Remember the old XC90 also did very well in this test, and that was designed before the IIHS made up this test. Volvo has a lot of internal testing as they are trying to make it so that nobody dies in a Volvo from 2020 on. Volvo takes safety serious, not just safety tests. In any case, I think…

Unlike the plebes around him who should kneel in deference, this guy seems to notice he’s looking at a Giulia TI Super.

A certain Olds Super 88 review has spoiled me on that shape.

If you typed the words as ‘you were hearing them in your head’ you’d have spelled ‘Alfa’. The f sound is usually spelled with an f. Language much?

‘Alpha’

If I were rich I would bribe the nepalese government to give me landing rights on the Everest with my helicopter (helicopters can actually get that high by the way). Then I’d greet exhausted climbers with beers.

You were the one accusing me of being a shill. Which is quite the insult online. So don’t act all ‘oh I was really sincere’. You were being a dick.

The link was a counterpoint to the insult of me being a shill.

http://www.slashgear.com/airless-metal-… <— read that you fucking idiot. You couldn’t find a billiard ball in your own ass.

The first airless tires were around when before there were airplanes, much less spacerockets. They sucked back then, they still suck now and it’s an engineering dead end to say the least. Every advancement in airless tires is equally applicable for aired tires, except that aired tires are and will always be better for…

At least it looks as outrageous as it should.

You can do it per country with this format:

NO MANUEL, NO REAL PORSCH

Helicopter blades already do flap.

Okay. Then I was being xenophobic, or at least not mindful enough of my words. I am sorry for that.
I will also concede your point that in the event of someone smacking my car with a u-lock, I would probably floor it.

Again, please don’t shoot the messenger and construct an argument. You’re also reaallly stretching with the xenophobia. I stated that I was on an american website, therefore I did not expect much support. I was also taken aback by the number of people advocating murder and general stupidity. The ‘american’ was…

again, i do not defend the cyclist, i said the car driver was at fault. It’s not that hard a concept to grasp. Also, the video shows, and the author of this article agrees, that the car hit the cyclist.

It’s got nothing to do with xenophobia, just the fact that in the US, very few people ride bicycles, meaning americans will by default side with the car driver. This is just fact. You would’ve understood that were it not for your zeal in shooting the messenger and not trying to understand a point like a civil person…

She also had style in cars

My comments are not in any way interpretable as in support of this ‘protest’ (apparently it’s not an official protest) or the methods employed. My main points are only that nobody should strive to escalate a situation from minor traffic infractions to physical contact. And the party that operates the more…