It is not shocking to see this type of business practice. It seems to spring up from time to time, then prices rebound back to even keel. These companies seem to strut around, thinking they are above the law until they get jounced back to reality. The fine seems pretty stiff but you know what they say, those are the…
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On paper yes, but real world they weren’t that far off. I totally get the need for higher MPG.
*Comes to this thread to find Panthers.*
No car
Nice, but it looks like it would be a massive pain to get out of the socket should you ever want to.
Nice, but it looks like it would be a massive pain to get out of the socket should you ever want to.
Automatics are faster, more efficient, and overall easier to use, no doubt.
the turbo’d 2.0-liter 4, which goes to a mile-a-minute in 5.4 seconds with the stick and 5.5 with the slushbox.
1st Gear: Prius sales may be down compared to last year, but they’re still gonna sell at least 170,000 of them in the USA alone this year. That’s a higher level of sales than what they sold in 2011 and all the years prior. And that’s not bad for a model in its last year of the current generation. You just watch when…
We’re reaching the point of diminishing returns in fuel efficiency. Hybrids can ony get so much better, and people are slowly realizing it.
American Chopper was actually legit in the first couple of seasons. Less drama, more interesting builds, actually showing some fabrication. Then it all went downhill.
BECAUSE I’M 27 NOW DAD! GOD YOU NEVER PAID ATTENTION TO ME ANYWAY!
I did enjoy Gears with Stacey David. In person he is the nicest guy.
How can you have this whole article without mentioning American Chopper?
Not a single mention of Roadkill, huh? They’re perfect for TV. All of their episodes would actually fit perfectly into 1 hour time slots. That and they are already touring which could only bolster viewership.
Keeps the brain-eating ameoba out.
Dude’s a survivor.
The physics seem legit — that’s a helluva well-timed long jump. Looks like he rammed a small bonfire for cool visual effect. Excellent camera work, he clearly stayed ahead of the subject and fixed on the action.
Surfs a flaming Suburban into a lake. Leaps from the blazing inferno... and holds his nose like a little girl before he hits the water.
Yes, you’re mistaken. The B-Body (and related, slightly longer Cadillac D-Body) dates to the big redesign for ‘77, and was of course just a downsizing of how they’d always done things - how all the big 3 used to build cars. Yes, it’s Body on Frame like a truck, but no, it is not simply a truck with a car body.