In Spain we call it "Tiburón" (shark).
In Spain we call it "Tiburón" (shark).
Bulgaria didn't make Tatras. Renault 10s and Pirin-FIATs are cool, but the t603...
"Bar" as in the verb, not as in the noun. They even have their own kind of beer bars, the Hospoda. Which I like very much.
A true Renaissance man.
Amen.
Czechoslovakia: the coolest Warsaw Pact country, bar none.
Vía Infante de Sagres in southern Portugal.
The sexiest junkyard ever!
Presumably the "move" means intensifying the links with Renault/Nissan.
In Russia those kind of women are dime a dozen. Cars aren't.
See? You HAVE to start a damned war to have some fun in a Hilux!
What is more boring than having a vehicle that will start, no matter what you do to it?
The DS3 is a less douchey Mini.
VW Golf. If it was an ice-cream flavour, it'd be vanilla.
At least he's questioning it in favour of nuclear power...
My thoughts exactly. No RBMKs and no VM-A series, and all is fine.
Apologies accepted. Now you are one more who knows of the Church of Jeannot Ragnotti.
Hmmmm, memories of Budapest spring to mind. Gulyásléves, Gerbeaud ice-cream...
I have never known a Renault from that era that wasn't tough as nails. The 4L and the 5 were bulletproof. Maybe it's because Spanish-market cars were made in Valladolid, Spain. American exports were made in France.
A Guardia Civil favourite.