Sadly, only the incredibly unreliable jaguar v8 could fit and after working at a Jag dealership I still have nightmares about that thing. If it had been made for a modular v8, this thing would be a classic.

The one I used to work at, a Jaguar dealership in South Florida. Despite being in Florida, they decided to land it in the middle of the only part of the area that looked like an extremely busy city and then build upwards, with a massive garage on top. Everything there was absurdly old, usually in some vague state of…

Sadly, I took an extended trip there a year and a half ago and I sincerely doubt it's going to be changing anywhere in that region. I got the very powerful, distinct impression that multiculturalism was considered an overreaction to White colonial past and that the outcome was perceived as being extremely bad (when…

I think it's fair to say things are changing in general, and some of that change is actually some of the dialogue about multiculturalism is simply not going the way we thought. Sadly, having a large immigrant influx is not a popular thing and that is what it now seems to be known for.

If they ever tried it would blow up in their faces and make the entire idea more apparent as an idiotic one.

Jesus, I just would have gone with an automatic v8. Spend all of those work hours turning the interior into a river of wood or something else pleasant.

Mr. Yankelovich, another boring question if it's alright. Has Dartz ever been commissioned to design something different as far as the interior layout? Any ways of looking at the cabin that haven't been done before?

Isn't Dartz Russo-Latvian?

I asked a boring question, but thank you for the answer! I'm obsessed with luxurious cars and what they're made of, I love hearing anything about the stuff you guys build.

What kind of trends in luxury materials, design and accessories are currently on the rise with people who can afford these things?

Yeah, it's a government website. Governments aren't known for reporting their own negative press. Which brings me to my next point, I'm afraid you need to read through the basic Wikipedia page on UAE's human rights abuses, because it's a fucking doozy when you hear it from the women's/immigrant's/non-Muslims point of…

Actually that's from the UN's human rights commission. I think I'll ignore the bullshit propaganda. Look, I'm sure you're an intelligent, progressive guy, but entire nations can have problems with this kind of stuff. Just 60 years ago, the U.S. was a fucking nightmare of human rights violations, and it has only slowly…

I'm going to get lynched for this, but I don't like manuals. If there is enough of a market for it, good for it, but CVTs or even more modern takes on the same goal ftw.

Only 20% of the workforce is female and that is entirely concentrated in maids. I call bullshit, and your arguments sound like the bullshit you would hear from White Males in America during the 1940s. Kind of sad.

Yeah, not much of a comparison there considering the massive scale human rights abuse in Dubai. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rig…

If you want to try the bullshit argument "immigrant labor willingly accepts poor conditions", you may want to try a forum that doesn't use the English language, or any Western language for that matter. We've had enough experience to be more civilized.

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Every time I see a place like Dubai get a toy like this, I have to wonder how many of their own people (or in this case, unfortunate foreign laborers) could have actually benefited from the funds used to buy that car.

That was pretty much the first modern car I learned to worship from afar. I wonder if they improved the steering in any way?

Bryant Park, Oceanview Park, Ocean Ridge Park, many of the parks on Palm Beach. Especially those boats, if you ever happen to notice a large group of them (particularly in Bryant Park) that never move, it's probably just a cool way to be homeless.