(Updated, I looked at it again and the D pillar isn't in the same angle, my bad)
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From what Pirelli's rep told me (and he looked at the pictures), the tread does seem like a P Zero Corsa System, but the size does not exist in Pirelli's product catalogue.
Being in the tire business, something's very off with that story.
80 seems really conservative for China...
It's not a major crime, but Malaysia has horrible disparity in its population, where ethnic "Malays" (Muslim majority) have more rights than any other ethnicity/religion.
As I say, it's not like they murder /genocide non-Malays, but it caused major breakage in social stances and made life harder for lots of non-Malays.
The profile looks good, however the front end is the Pontiac Aztek of Jeep... It's more than a miss, it's a totally off; nothing seems right to me (well... in white).
It's not as bad in black, but it's still ugly.
Please tell me this is the "Jeep made in China" Donald Trump was talking about...
This is hideous!
115/80R15 and 145/55R16 tires!?
Please brake to a safe 30 mph before any turn/curve...
You have to delete the first "http://jalopnik.com/” in the link and start it at the second "http://jalopnik.com/"
It should work
90° angled windshield increases wind resistance, thus reducing stopping distances.
Ferrari Enzo porn!
(This is great! Much better than its counterpart: "Enzo Ferrari porn")
It doesn't mean much, however when, over a 4 days period, you manage the only 1:17 on the pack, with your closest opponent at over half a second away, it looks good for Ferrari this season...
Pedro De La Rossa was driving today, not Massa BTW
No idea how somebody would get "Snake River" from the video.
+1
"the GEAR Concept is a subcompact hatchback aimed at the fashion conscious Gen-Y costumers"
Volvo called, they want their design back...
He looks very "happy"
So, is this the Versa Hatchback, or will there be a Versa, Versa Hatchback, and Versa Note (hatchback)?
About 10 years ago, a friend of mine's brother was claiming his old 1991 Honda Prelude 4WS (4 wheel steering or Quadrasteer) was able to turn regular street corners at 60 mph easily.