I'm in, should be easy! ahem. But if somebody gives me a Fiero Dino conversion i have to accept it.

Well you're here, nobody used the crumple zone i guess. I understand the Dyane is popular with the gypsies as a wagon,

inflamable at any speed?

if it's autonomous why does it need to be a car? a bus is effectively the same thing, or a train, or a plane...

Overrun at 2:20, that is all

to be fair, the boot on those things is huuuuuge!, if you can't fit spares you're not trying. then again the meats are kinds wide. hmm sounds like something to investigate.

Do you see that instant of pride when she realizes the trick buttons worked?

200lb all electric seats.

Sounds like an idea I had. The electric turbo sounds simple until you realize how powerful the electric motor has to be. But this here idea is closer to the idea of a compressor stage in a turbine engine. The shaft speed problem is solved by making the turbo bigger to get the desired CFM. I'd bet the drive was from…

I shouldn't have doubted you. It certainly doesn't seem like it could be anything but the cam.

looks like a C4, 85ish?

Peasant Chic is probably back on its way out as we speak. Get with the times man you missed it!

Which means they have to stay out in the rain until they sober up.

Sort of proving the point i was about to make, that is the VAG have an enthusiast league built around the various Golf-esque models. To them it won't add any sales to engineer in a driveshaft from the front to the back.

plus you can go back the way you came if you're lost without the risk of a U!

OH MY! That was good!

This has been a longstanding debate in military aviation circles since the idea of fighter drones was first mooted. The general consensus lately is that there will always be a role for a pilot, or a human at the controls, but that if we can save the millions he costs in training by keeping him in a bunker instead of…

As questionable as the logic of this piece seems to the commentariat this idea is not that far out there.

could it have something to do with the lepers?

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