
The bet is whether or not Snaefell is more dangerous than Avus, not whether more people have been killed at the Isle of Man than everywhere else in the world combined.
The bet is whether or not Snaefell is more dangerous than Avus, not whether more people have been killed at the Isle of Man than everywhere else in the world combined.
I would take that bet, put my money on the IOM TT track, and then take your money. Nearly 250 racers have been killed at the Isle of Man and God knows how many members of the public on "Mad Sunday".
I remember not too long ago a different lambo got ripped clean in half in a 40 mph crash. Based on that, I would say it's not unreasonable to think the damage is merely from another driver bumping into it while trying to parallel park in front of it. The owner should count his blessings it didn't burst into flames.
"This Musk guy, he wants all the profits for himself," says Tom Dougherty, a 25-year veteran of the business who now works in sales at the BMW dealership in upscale Princeton, New Jersey. "They wanted to go direct, which means no sales force. That's cutting out a lot of people. No way that's gonna fly."
Real Porsche Speedsters and real Shelby Cobras? Where is this cars and coffee? I want to go to there.
Sounds like a late model Silverado with true duals to me... It even kind of sounds like it has a torque converter.
I'll nominate Ford's SOHC 4.6 from the late 90's to early 2000's. It's only real flaw was it had to live in the shadow of GM's LS motor, which was superior in almost every quantifiable way.
I'll agree with your assessment of the SSR, but strongly disagree with your statement that performance trucks are "silly".
Yes, a POS DOHC aluminum truck motor that, in modded form, consistently kicks the shit out of every other car at standing mile races.
You know what's more badass than driving around in a Lamborghini with a bear riding shotgun? Fucking nothing, that's what.
Flappy paddles in a car with a CVT! I know Nissan does this and I doubt they're the only one.
I suck at drawing, but
Well this study is claerly a bunk of carp! I drive a black 6-spd Corvete and Im a top noch righter!
The appropriate video response to this quandary: