I didn't think so originally, but I asked a few younger car friends about it and amazingly few had any clue. So under a certain age I think the memory is fading.
JonZeke
JonZeke
It reeks of cool.
4-4-2.
OOoo. TEeee. DEeee.
Ve believe in nothing!!!
I agree that the CIA needs a measure of accountability.
Intermittent wipers. Living in the Northern US (and a stint in hurricane alley in Florida), crappy conditions are never the same. From a light salt-spray mist mid winter, to a torrential downpour - to all the rains in between. Keeps you focused on the road, and improves my chances of survival.
Right idea, wrong set of parts. CP.
I think it has something to do with the poor power density (basically the time to take to charge a battery based on volume) of the Li-ion cells. Electrons have to be crammed back into the electrode structure of the battery cell, which is time and energy consuming. A smaller gas engine would work, but it would reduce…
The 80's were owned by Ferrari though, witness the technical perfection of the twin turbo V8 from the F40.
The Maserati 4.7 derivation of the F430 mill has to be one of the prettiest moderns.
I've always been partial to the V12 in the Gurney-Weslake F1 car of 1967, itself one of the prettiest race cars of all time.
ZOMG I forgot a crucial one, one suggested to me by Jason Cammisa of Automobile magazine no less!
Nice Brat, needs moar EJ20. NP for a future project...
So many better Rolls Royce Wagons out there, for half the price or less! This is pure CP, not a chance in hell it is worth the money.
The Celica shouldn't be on this list, after all without the GTS engine the Lotus Elise would never have been federalized (since Honda had no interest in helping Lotus out, and no one else offered a reliable 4 banger to match.)
Idk about this one, that S13 looked cheap against the S14's pseudo Lexus lines. When I was a kid the S14 was the first one I noticed, and wanted.
That looks like a TSX wheel to me, not an Audi... guess you'll have to retract that final snark, for shame.