Both use powerpack architecture allowing fast engine-swaps in case of breakdowns, so ease of maintenance is a lesser factor in both cases you would have (already rebuilt) backup unit ready to plug it in. Main thing is fuel flexibility vs COST of maintenance and initial purchase, a turbine can guzzle lots of things but…

I’d star you a 100 times over if I could. This is exactly what happened in WWII, Belgium and France built fortifications that were the most powerful in the world at the time. France with the Maginot bunkerline and in Belgium the fortress Eben-Emael. But as you say they were based on defending against a scenario like…

Take an evening class and buy it. With the knowledge and power of electricity behind surely you can defeat the Prince of Darkness

Go watch “Why We Ride” please, then you’ll get it. Hell here have the trailer, even that should show you why you are so wrong about judging people who ride..

No you should slam it no sarcasm, when landing that sweet sweet rally jump

But that only covers the transit between stages, it’s only legal to drive on public roads and in public traffic with a rally car during “transport stages” to get from one “special stage” to the next. During these untimed transport stages one is expected to obey the traffic rules since you are no longer on a closed…

Mmm them classic 80’s proportions. Maybe I should hunt one of these Gag 50’s down and dress it up in that livery. Nice piece of working art for in the house.

I like this man’s sense of humour, Sid you are my interwebz hero for 2015 after seeing this.

I think they actually used that print in a scaled down version as the center inserts of the seat upholstery in a golf

This is clearly a photograph of the TRON vehicle pool

No fellow Jalop has posted one of these, so I’ll do it.
Let’s admit it, Japanese silhouette racers had some batshit insane aero. They’re also responsible for the look of those crazy bosuzoku cars, if you ever wondered why bosu cars look like that wonder no more.

Offshoot isn’t the word you want to be using. After all PSA group originated from a merger between Peugeot and Citroën

If possible in your car pop out the clear covers on one of the interior lights. Put your baggie of weed in there. Put cover back in place and done

So is this one, it’s also a beautiful example of what can go wrong with tumblehome designs when pushed too far. The Swedish Vasa sank while leaving Stockholm on her maiden voyage, heeled over too much allowing water into gunports resulting in flooding. But in this day and age engineering has come a long way and I’m…

Watch the gif, it’s actually possible since the guy in the gif is doing it. The bottom door seam is above the waterline, so I’d imagine it would only take on water if the lake you were at was really choppy that day.

The whole Shia and Sunni dynamic indeed needs mentioning when listing up causes. Thank you for adding that

People always go for the obvious and easy answer. Truth of the matter is way more complicated and this all started brewing long ago.

The giant balls of steel they both have keeps the centre of gravity very low and works as an anchor to keep them in the car.

No he’s more a combo of Louis XIV’s architectural grandeur and a very conservative sultan. Concerning the first part he’s succeeding on the scale but too bad his architect is probably blind looking at that eyesore of a building.

No it means it’s a (stock)holding company. Don’t rely on translate apps to be a smart-ass, they make you look silly.