I partook in this road last year for the USGP, when it first opened. Was in my dad's Countryman. Cruised at about 92 along with everyone else, not one lick of road noise, and not a single bump. It was absolutely amazing, especially since you can feel the smallest grain of sand in that car, which had the sport…

Looks more like an X1 fighter than an X3 fighter.

What even...

Yes, which is what it says. A two door version of the Rodeo, which was sold as the Passport.

I actually enjoy being able to select my own gear like an F1 star in my autobox Mazda 6. It's nice in the twisties, but mostly irrelevant for city driving. At least it's a pretty good autobox.

That's...actually kinda neat. It retains the 4-doorness, which I approve of. Still fairly stupid, but I've always had a bit of a soft spot for the X6.

If it's a Bell 206, which based on my google search, is, the burn rate is about 30Gal/hr. Fuel really isn't the expensive part, though, it's maintaining all the complex systems on the aircraft.

I believe AH-64s use JPA, which is not the same as Jet-A that you would put in a police helicopter. Jet-A is actually cheaper than 100LL you put in a piston aircraft, right around $4 a gallon right now.

Anything can kill someone with sufficient force.

Sounds like more than a 911 turbo.

Don't even have to really turn it down, just don't use it until you need to.

Just because you have 2200hp doesn't mean you need to use all of it at all times.

Yep, that's all it is. Shiny, black plastic, which soaks up heat rather well.

It's the black plastic section on the Jaguar XJ that's part of the C pillar. Hard to tell on a black car, but you can see it rather well in the attached picture.

On the 458, it was because there was a glue used in the wheel arches that would get hot and catch fire. They issued a recall for it, but it seems that their other offerings are just as inflammable. It's really quite strange.

Look! A Ferrari on fire! That's a new thing, right?

Later ones were Alumisil, which didn't have the same issue. A lot of the Nikasil engines were replaced by BMW.

Yes, it's the same as the car. I'm not talking about the car, unless every stormtrooper was then painted that way from that point on. One person out of a group doing something different does not a conformist make.

You must not be very good at reading the synonyms you posted. If the stormtrooper is wearing a different coloured armour, wouldn't that make him a nonconformist, which is therefore an iconoclast?

Am I doin it rite?