Honestly, yes. That I6 is a wonderful motor and it will be, for the most part, a reliable car when it comes to mechanicals. Some gadgets might break here and there, and electrical is always an issue, but the I6 and manual transmission will probably outlast the rest of the car by a wide margin.

It raised something, that’s for sure.

If only the F-35 was pretty...

Poor Sverdlov. There’s still one of them afloat though.

Sports coupes

For 2.5k, it’s almost impossible to go wrong with this. Might end up closer to 5 after everything is refreshed, but then you’d have a rather nice 6 series to mob around in. Definite NP.

Well, the ship is real, it’s the Texas, and it’s in...Texas. Could very well be a legit photo.

That is so completely irrelevant to the discussion that was at hand. I’m pretty sure that’s exactly what he did, too. He notified the “police”, Valve, that people were cheating by planting fake cheats that get people banned automatically. I also don’t get what your beef is, to be honest. He did a good job of working…

It is if that were what was happening. They clearly downloaded the cheats on their own and installed them on their own. Nobody encouraged them to do it, they wanted to cheat.

Well, shooting down a drone is a little less severe than destroying two manned boats. Just saying.

This made me happy.

It really should have.

Because death before dishonor.

You won’t be able to buy it at all in the US. Because they’re not selling it in the US. Maybe read the article?

Nope. Definitely not a company that produces work vehicles.

Mustang GT starts in the 32s. Comes with a warranty. If you’re not concerned about that, spend a few more grand and get a supercharger, then have more power than this for the same dollars.

Facinating. This happened right in my back yard. I’ve seen that Camaro before and I know exactly where it went down.

That aft deck used to house catapults to launch seaplane that were employed for the same role as those little drones back in WWII. Since having a seaplane catapult is a little silly now, and also way back in the 50s, it was converted to a helicopter deck. This was before even the Korean war.

How about no.

I’ll have to stop by when I’m up there this summer and see if I can spot it.