Nothing beats a classic.
DavidHH
DavidHH
Pedantic fact check friday:
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The Zenvo ST1 comes with a flame thrower from the factory.
You can get a drivers license with zero arms, so I'd say no. And my accident-free grandfather has been driving that way for more than 40 years. Hell, I have two arms and I steer with my knees on a daily basis. A lot of people do, sans accidents.
Worth it.
Those of you stuck in the arctic wasteland that is the East Coast and parts of the Mid-West right now have probably…
I'm not saying cars never came with extras. But things like a/c, reverse cameras, ABS, alarm systems, tire pressure monitors, and more are pretty standard on just about everything today. That's a lot of hardware and electronics.
There was an unspoken rule when I started doing this job back in the 90s – as a British journalist you were supposed…
40 mpg? I'm not even mad, that's amazing.
That jump from the 20s to the 30s is the biggest for me. You went from a glorified horse carriage to a proper vehicle with metal around you on all sides. I think that you're right...you're pretty much dead or seriously injured up to the 1980s but from there on you may actually live!
If you're like me, and spend your time going between 40-year-old cars and brand new cars, you're constantly struck…
It probably doesn't qualify as one of the 10 weirdest ever, but I remember being a kid and thinking this was pretty weird.
"WHAT'D YOU SAY?"
"Thanks dad for the permanent hearing loss!"
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"It was developed after WWII to allow wounded veterans to drive a car without a clutch pedal."
That's what Suzuki did with their championship winning RK67 from 1967, which squeezed 17.5 HP with a 17,300 RPM redline from just a 50cc water cooled twin.
If only we didn't have the L.L.P.