Is that not the GM V6 architecture as found in the base Camaro?
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Says the guy with the tarted-up Honda
Because they've seen that the "German engineering" bit sells, and it'sw easier to emulate a proven recipe than to create your own. Nevermind that it isn't German.
*Dax Shepard movie. Cooper was just in it.
This was a genuinely enjoyable episode. It was fun without any of the usual "it was good BUT I think Top Gear jumped the shark seasons ago" or "it wasn't as good as the old Top Gear episodes BUT what do you expect with 22 seasons?"
I was shocked to see it up with the Carrera GT.
I ended my subscription when I realised I'd watched all the good videos in the first week and couldn't find anything that interested me anymore.
I wonder if Porsche agreed because they knew the others would bicker and prevent it from happening anyways, thus allowing Porsche to look like the boss without any real risk?
which pushes repairs back to dealers
the government has killed or imprisoned far more innocent people than Google or Microsoft.
I love jugs.
Looks like a Lincoln
Another 'Cuda body kit on a Datsun....
Should've called it an unvite.
The Toronado looked like a friggin stealth spaceship fighter jet crammed into an old people car. Awesome stuff. There's just something more pleasing to my mind about the Caddy 500 and the overall appearance of the Eldorado. But good call on it being an Olds underneath.
That's the old gross vs net argument that always comes up. I'd agree that measuring net, the 500 in it's prime was probably closer to 280/400 range, but my joke about the Mazda stands.
Just about perfect cruiser from the factory. I'm not generally huge on big unwieldy boats but this one just does it for me, even if it is wrong wheel drive.
missed the point entirely.