Here’s a picture of my mid 70s Fairlane, which is called a ‘large’ car next to a ‘small’ toyota corolla.

Mainstream trek hasn’t had a full gay relationship on screen, but fan series Hidden Frontier has.

i’ve often thought a ‘paint job’ of mud, bird shit and flat paint would make it look like an old banger that might be missed, instead of the rather stand-out black and white checkers they use now.

Perhaps one change is that only the copyright holder can make a claim for copyright infringement would help reduce these ‘copyright chaser’ companies from flooding the internet?

I think Top Gear won’t want them ‘stealing’ any ideas from Top Gear.

If you’re an automotive reporter...

easiest way to stop hacking is to not allow the Uconnect to control any engine functions at all. have it physically disconnected from the networked computer.

The Sullivans is an odd name for ship? Australians will recognise it as a tv show

Too much fake scripted garbage in Top Gear

fake drama.

It doesn’t help that manufacturers are misleading about the size of their cars. small corolla that’s bigger than a full-size fairlane or a mini that’s not mini.

Chevy’s dead-set on selling “aluminum” as “weak” and ergo unfit to be truck-making stuff, but that argument is fundamentally idiotic

So you’re suggesting a road version of the robot vacuum

Yes, he’s a business runner, not a sportsman. it’s like when banks try to run a farm and fail worse than the farmers. Gagging the drivers and teams won’t help them fix the problems. how else are they going to get their point across if you wont listen to them in private?

I’d suggest driving a massive, slow bus on a track would be pretty bad. you can ask the guys when James May tried it.

Front bumper removals are free

there was an edsel in the movie too

so don’t expect to see crazy wings appearing on Nobles anytime soon

That’s something i never understood when i first saw american vehicles, because the Australian standard is amber flashing turn signals and red for brake/tails. we don’t use red turn signals nor reuse the brake lights.

None of these brands need to come back.