Pittsburgh here. We are where all of the Suzuki’s went when no one else bought them. I see half a dozen of these a day.
Pittsburgh here. We are where all of the Suzuki’s went when no one else bought them. I see half a dozen of these a day.
I love that car with all my genitals. (much more important than my heart)
I have a friend who owns one I can’t forget it (no matter how hard I try)
I’m near hipsterville, they are everywhere.
That right there is the secret. The nannies aren’t inherently bad, it’s the inability to switch them off that’s bad. When you have a car with that much power and when you are unfamilliar with it’s particular idiosyncrasies they are great for getting to know your vehicle without fiery death.
At least the image got leaked and can be played now. It’s a surprisingly fun arcade style airplane shooter.
We have ze same body for 70% of our lineup it is simple und efficient.
Does the remind anyone else of Mark of the Ninja?
My thoughts exactly
Now it works
For me it’s always been the Mercedes C230 Sport Coupe. All the pieces were in place, but a chintzy interior and a price that didn’t quite match up ended up killing it in about 4 years.
What no goat?
Seriously a pair of new seats isn’t ungodly expensive and I’d probably want to chop back the exhaust tips a but but otherwise I’m totally into this.
>“vehicles are so intertwined that they shouldn’t (for security and safety and environmental reasons) be allowed to be tinkered with.”
I’m pretty sure it was an Audi
I was trying to remember what that logo was from. Thank you sir.
My god it reminds me of a pip-boy
I’d just like to point out that Fallout 3 crashing at the SAME place EVERY TIME is kind of the opposite of random. In fact it’s rather predictable.
But they aren’t brass
We know something you don’t know