To me the CUE-X resembles a proto 80's Q45 even down to the grille-less front end. The Q was already in development when this concept was shown. Even the CUE and Q names are kinda related.

The fire was contained in the coal bunker for the duration of the voyage. Surviving passengers from the lower forward decks reported a sulfur-like smell as the voyage commenced from Southampton but there doesn’t exist any evidence (including testimony from crewmen who worked to extinguish the fire) that the passenger…

There are reports from the time that use the term “raged” in reference to the fire but, in reality, the fire never “raged” so much as “smoldered.” There isn’t any consensus on how the fire started but what is known is that it started in one of the coal bunkers on the aft bulkhead of Boiler Room 6 before the ship left…

That GTV tribute concept looks fantastic from the front except for those xbox fog lights. He lost me at the rear, tho. Dont see how this has anything to do with the real GTV. I wish he would have went the idX route there instead and made it a really pronounced traditional coupe with a boot.

anyone who thinks this car is ugly needs to take a good hard look at the market right now. mazda is killing the design game right now.

My eyes!

I think there should be a rule. Once you replace __ % of original parts, you can no longer call it by it’s original production name. It may have started as an RX-7, and look loosely like one, but not much in common now.

It’s dope as hell, but it’s barely a Mazda RX-7.

What about my daughters Monique and Unique?

Sweet alternator.

Love ‘em, especially in President guise

You should see his recent appearance on Graham Norton. He gave one of the most hysterical rock-star stories I’ve ever heard...had the rest of the guests losing their shit.

Outside suspicion that he doesn’t drive because of his years and years of substance abuse issues. I mean, I love Robbie, he’s a maniac genius singer, but dude has been through the wringer. Not driving is probably good insurance.

I managed to get a copy of the entire 1984 season a while back and watched it. Here’s what I learnt:

Fun thought - fully autonomous vehicles won’t need headlights or tail lights. Think about that...

It’s cool, but really it needs a little arm to pop out with a chamois leather to give it a wipe to finish the job.

Totally awesome. I wish I had money for cars like this, but this is why I love the auto industry. This kind of unique and maybe crazy ingenuity is great to have on going. So what if there’s a reliability issue, if you have the money to pay for oddball features likes this you can maintain it without a blink. And so it…

Yeah, why can’t they think about the 3rd owners in 15 year, why ???

I doubt many Bentley owners are concerned with the long-term reliability of the headlight washer system.

But the current Pope sounds like he would almost be a pretty good POTUS.