As someone who sold Infinitis for quite a while, we all kinda knew this car was never going to happen. Infiniti couldn’t even be bothered to update its best selling SUVs, there was no chance they were going to come out with a high performance version of the slow selling coupe.
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“The connections it had with Red Bull and then Renault never made sense.”
Yeah, but that Tesla swerved so much that the driver almost dropped his phone!
Wait until you hear how long it takes to charge an electric car.
yes, it goes slower because there’s only ever 1 pump for each fuel type. and it is the water hammer effect because the pump is pumping out of the tank, creating the line pressure. there is no damper.
From US Code 49 USC §1155(b):
One further point that you touch on when you mention drilling out the hole:
The Jeep Fe2O3.
They’re like the PT Cruiser. It’s not the vehicle I dislike as much as it’s the type of owner associated with them. I’ve never seen one of these on the road that didn’t look like it went trough the Pep Boys accessory drive-thru and purchased everything on the menu.
I’ve driven them. ND all day. Even more so for the type of clientele they attract
ND,..my sentiments on this are probably pretty much in line with 98% of readers = I'd love to drive one but have no interest in owning one.
Definitely a face that only a congressman taking defense contractor kickbacks could love.
They just compare dent pictures.
Sorry, but I can’t get past the fact that there’s a Facebook Camry Owners group. Do they argue over what hue of beige is the best?
It’s Porsche, most things can be had for the right price. Or un-had for another price.
Get a backup car.
They will answer as soon as the electricity will be back.
Stop dwelling on it and just order one already.
This is a rare instance of having to explain the joke does not make it ‘not a joke’