RalphieDC
RalphieDC
RalphieDC

With the exception they used it for a long time and it's well established, they didn't go flip flopping. When you say a 3-series you automatically know a BMW, when you say E-Class you know it's a Merc. The only exception in that list is Infiniti, all while you know what a G35 is but nobody knows what the fuck is a Q40

Unfortunately, the manual parking brake is also gone, saving another 2.86 pounds in the process.

The first time I met Travis was before he was a superstar. he just came up to ride the then 125cc class in supercross and raced for team Suzuki. The team was making an appearance at my friends dealership so I rushed over as my dad got out of work. It was after hours and the team with a bushel of hot girls they had

Nice

Smaller and cheaper than a 944? How is that possible??

This would make the most sense since the brand's name has 'mini' in it.

They need a Mini jeep. Basically the Moke but with Wrangler features. At the end of the day no one is going to buy a car with no doors or interior features. So you give it doors but make them removable, give it a roof but make that removeable too. Just like a Wrangler, make a Moke that you can use everyday but then

Mini needs an A-segment city car the most. Something in the Smart category, too.

But beyond that, which variants does Mini really need?

Sideways at that.

Needs less roof, more rear window, a duck tail spoiler, and to be renamed a GT Hatchback.

I think the Zagato design fails rule 2.

The mulligan IS the fix. Don't any of you people play golf. Fucking hipsters.

You can't get a GT for under $25k. The base models are all gone.

You are the biggest wannabe by saying you think that the Citroen is the best looking wagon. Any real enthusiast on this site would really pick the Citroen DS Safari. RAPHAEL ORLOVE IS A PRIVELEDGED PHONEY.

Also, when you make a list of the most awesome functional intakes, this should win:

rather have that than some ugly low trim black plastic grill that looks like a 16 year old taking a rattle can to his grill and lights.

plastichrome != chrome

I still think The Band has the definitive take on this song but Aretha's version is killer. That's a young Duane Allman playing some mean slide guitar on this.

Between regulations and technology dictating 90% of design these days, it's no wonder that cars end up looking extremely similar. These guys are all using the same computer software and plugging in the same requirements in terms of performance and regulations.