Do they send to Norway?

Do they send to Norway?

Yeeeah.. that ain't no european Passat, that's for sure..

Me dad just bought a Passat as a car number two, but I've got a feeling that the US passat is not the same as the Euro Passat.

Haha, yeah.. you're right :)

I've done stupid shit in High power RWD cars myself (700hp Ford Sierra is one of them), I must admit I was shocked how fast things went VERY wrong in that video.

True, except that he blames his car for most of it. But O.K, Raph should have handled it better, but this IS Gawker.. Clickbait galore all the way. The fact that this shit is what get nice gettoghethers like this shut down is still true though, and that is sad.

Well, he's correct though, this IS one of the reasons meets like this are being shut down, and as for childish? No more childish than the driver of that BMW who blames his car when HE fucked up.

The driver made an error, an error that happened because he did not drive carefully. This was the drivers fault and his fault only, he even says so himself. Next time he should take more care to act like an adult when he's on the streets. You can't blame Raphael for this.

Just an average day in Norway ;p

That soothing music :) Awesome video.

It is indeed.

Norwegians be crazy :P .. Not really.. But yeah, we calculate milage pr 10km.

Because in Norway we use litres pr mil (10 kilometres = 1 mil), but yeah, 3.7 litres pr 100 km then :)

Pfssh.. Come ON Torch, Hypermiling can be fun. I'm testing it on my '96 Ford Fiesta 1.4 now, and I'm down to 0,37 Litres pr 10 kilometres.

I really want a rear engined car, what should I get?

Best car for a wedding?

Not all that related.. but this shit on Jalopnik made me cringe http://jalopnik.com/europes-first-… . I got so much flack you won't even believe it when I complained about that post. Sure, it makes the hookers safer, what about the trafficking though?

Wartburg used Two stroke I3's from the early fifties If I'm not mistaken :) Right before they went belly up they switched to the 1.3 I4 from VW. As far as I know Wartburg never made a car with a Wankel in it.

Well, remove the Wankel and throw a three cylinder two stroke and you have a Wartburg, only on a slightly larger scale ;)

I know you guys "love" the Merkur Xr4ti, but what do you guys think of other less known European cars? Like the Opel Ascona 400?