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These two come to mind:
These two come to mind:
Do all the engines have to be running to ride it? I.e., could I commute to work on 6 cylinders, ride backroads on 12, and do track days on 24?
I remember a kid in high school frequently talking shit about his dad’s Lincoln being super fast because it had a V8. I tried to explain that having a V8 doesn’t automatically make a car fast but he wouldn’t listen
Is the RC30 modified at all? Definitely cool but so far as I can tell it looks 100% stock
Any tax attorneys in here? I’m curious how the write offs would work for this
I see they finished your mom’s dildo (slide 6)
Your comment triggered a vague childhood memory of a cartoon where the main characters were running from a similar piece of equipment, although I want to say it had large bucket “jaws” rather than a bucket wheel
The real answer is that it depends entirely on who is driving it
No.
There appear to be solar cells on the roof. That wouldn’t add much range to a highway drive but if you’re driving slow and making extended stops to hang out/camp/enjoy the scenery it could be significant. And it ensures you won’t be totally stranded because of a dead battery
All of them except mine
It’s either this or an M550D touring for me. Current daily is an F10 535D because that’s the closest thing we get here in the US
Of course, but I don’t always think about it before pulling away and sometimes the buckle gets caught behind/between the seat and B-pillar when my wife throws it off so it’s not easy to get to while driving
First, why defeat your seatbelt, ya eejit?
I wouldn’t say a Continental convertible is the wrong car for the job just because it’s snowing. They’re extremely well insulated - subjectively I’d say even a bit quieter than my F10 5-series at any speed. Standard AWD. Good stability. Smooth suspension and transmission (ZF 8-speed)... If I had one to DD I’d…