Not a chance.
Not a chance.
If they're smart enough to figure out the algorithms for this in the first place, maybe their fix will be a good enough time to fix the cheat and maintain the power. Computer technology has come a long way.
The owners have many other lovely cars, I’m sure. This is kinda like owning a vintage F1 car. You pay a load of money for it, but just trailer it to track days. Except Ferrari drive the trailer for you.
Stay tuned for next weeks article on how to orlove your dad’s truck
As others have posted, the 65 Buick Riviera is hot. But it’s not coke-tastic. While the Cizeta is rather cokefied, it’s still not quiet there. To go balls out as the most ridiculous, you must go to the tuners. I give you, the Gemballa Avalanche:
It's ironic.
Well, let us hear them play!
My home made 6 piece orchestra...
they’ve run this bike 223 mph.
Where in the story did it say that the car was an investment vehicle? Maybe it’s a non-liquid asset that could be made liquid by, you know, selling it? They’ll explain it all to you after you graduate from college/mom’s house and have your first job.
Coathangers and this stuff.
What’s happening to these cars after the promotion? I’m sure some Star Wars people would pay top dollar for them.
Some provinces do and some don’t but the cops can pull you over to check- I really want a driveway made of hash
This might be the one car on the list where the owners don’t want or need any of your pity.
3 reasons to never pity Doug
this is the most probable explanation for the shorter “throw” reported.
“Sir, the problem is that your car has a gluten aversion.”
Koenigsegg is the most important thing happening with cars right now. The much larger “competing” manufacturers should be ashamed.