That body was sculpted by the hands of Gods..

The car is ok too.

I think you're confusing Europe (the continent) with the European Union (EU). Russia is not part of the EU, but most of its population and a fair amount of its land are geographically within Europe.

And it'll never be sold in its lifetime.

I'm waiting for the van Gogh edition. It has lots of colors and only one side mirror.

If a "Chef" asks if you're familiar with G.G. Allin, that's a red flag.

"(Currently, Texans order their cars on the Internet, and can only get very little information when they visit Tesla stores; they also cannot do test drives.)"

Phil Garner's backwards prank '59 Chevy certainly turned some heads when he drove it through San Francisco and over the Golden Gate bridge.

I was always a fan of the Car Talk Fiat MPG prank. Classic

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Here are some official research papers and statistical reports:

You don't get it, do you?

That's hysterical.

Or wheelie all the way home like a bad ass.

I believe that at some point, touch screens will become adaptive in that (depending on) when the screen changes to a different menu or setting, it creates "bumps" or buttons via a pad underneath that is able to simulate them within the screen itself. That way, you don't have to take your eyes off the road and can…

I don't think you quite understand just how utterly insane the Group B cars were. Just to give you an idea, the Peugeot 205 T16 Group B car was put onto the Estoril Grand Prix Circuit in 1986. The lap time that was set was fast enough for fifth place on the grid for that year's F1 race.

*Reality