That makes 2 of us. Only on the internet will people actually get into arguments and become physically upset over something that doesn't exist and will never affect their lives in anything other than the most minor of ways.
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Crap, guess I'm the only one that actually enjoys these concepts without complaining.
With Mt Dew-oxide for a boost.
It's a 944 cubic inch V23 which runs on bunny tears and cherry Coke.
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Around 8 minutes in, I recommend playing this:
Suck it Forza!
Raise your hand if you feel the real story here is that you can buy a Kia with a manual transmission.
Ok, I'll play. But only with strict methodology:
Not even close:
Vector W2. All the promise of 80's futurism, with relatively disappointing results. Kind of sums up the 80's, doesn't it?
When I think 80's, I think Japanese cars, the beginnings of modern engine technology and turbochargers. Here are a few of what i consider to be 80's icons
It doesn't get more 1980s than wire hubcaps, a landau top, cloth velour interior, a wood-trimmed dashboard, and chrome. The styling appears to have been done with a ruler, and that's why I love it so much. The Town Car of the era screamed boat-like excess, and yet executive success, in the best way possible.
It's the DeLorean. Always has been, always will be.
I actually like Mazda's made today. The RX8 could use more RX7... but other than that I dont see really whats not to like about their current line up.
How about "I'm In Love With My Car" by Queen ???
Agreed. I know the name is owned by someone again, but I really want it to make a real comeback.
Tossing your toddler on board is the definition of coddling. Everyone knows that as the proud owner of a Brotruck your toddler must prove his or her worth by crawling up the tires and entering the cab his or herself. It's how the ancient Spartans did it, and it's what makes 'MURICA, well, 'MURICA!
As much as I love roadsters, unfortunately as a dad you'll have to make sacrifices and narrow your choices down to anything with a roof.
Ford GT. Will it baby? Of course.