More like this?

Well... it’s pretty hard to throw a Suburban down into an NYC Subway stairwell when the police will shoot you for breathing.

Alfa TZ. So much want.

Yup, they have been for a while

If someone need a lighter:

Neutral: I didn't get an SUV, I picked up a 2008 M5 with NA V10.

Oh no somebody generalized the only truly unique nation on earth and hurt your precious little fellings. Good thing you have so much empty space to make you feel better about yourself.

No it’s not. It’s geographic isolation (=lack of geographic mobility) combined with time.

You might want to pick up a history book there. Or two.

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It’s even in Raphael’s text:

She’s named Max, which, we’re told is a nickname. For Maxima. Yes, Maxima. Like the Nissan.

Horsepower is all that matters as its torque in action (torque being a static force), however since HP IS torque applied at a rate than more of it means more power more places. Its just a matter of how much force and at what rate - lots of force at a low rate is the same amount of power as low force at a high rate.…

Damn I miss my Duetto. Only a couple years older than my Mustang but about 20 years more modern to drive

That’s also not true. The last driver championship won on RWD before the Quattros was Röhrl on Opel Ascona in 1982. The last RWD constructors championship before the AWDs was the Talbot Sunbeam Lotus in 81.

The Soviets did see the point in Hydrogen powered rockets, but they never got the resources to build a good one.

IMO the biggest problem was Korolev died. Just as America’s space program would’ve been impossible without Von Braun, the Soviets’ fell apart with The Chief Designer’s death.

I disagree. The Marauder is big, not necessarily good looking (though not ugly), underpowered and handles poorly. It's a mishmosh of parts from the existing parts bin, few of which were developed specifically for the car.