unless you have to do heavy braking and accelerating. then only the front tires get stressed which can adversely affect handling. But you're right, FWD is quite good on some courses.
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Sorry, what were you saying about untrained rebels having no SAM launchers?
What car is this?
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Because 1979. also, same generation that thought this was safe.
Wait, his name is drift, yet they use a bugatti?
That is quite true.
Damn, You beat me to it. Lets over engineer, than give it to unskilled labour. (No offence intended to Mexicans)
There is a pizza delivery kid in my town with one. He's late teens early twenties. The car is completely unmodded. I couldn't believe it. There is also a car mechanic who also has an untouched one. I'm jealous of both of them. (not to mention the 2 ae86, in a city of only 30 000)
Love the Porsche cayenne theyre using for filming.
That school program for getting girls flying is like the Royal Canadian Air Cadet flying scholarships, except less military oriented. And there are both genders, and one can get a glider pilots license and power license.
(Hat tip to Jesus!)
Perhaps it was hard because you did it on the floor. I did my first build last month, and I had it done in 30 min.
I'm sorry, but people replying to your post is making me laugh. They're so up in arms they aren't even looking at who they're talking to.
Isn't it a little silly for a Lamborghini to have different modes? I mean, if you buy a Lambo, don't you expect it to be batshit crazy all the time? Isn't that why you bought it over a Lexus? You can't even go full manual on the gearbox unless it's in Corsa mode.
Part of the reason is also probably that it's *fairly* practical, and is all wheel drive.
She gave him a personal cheque with her info. It's her problem.
True, but even the gravel tires were narrow by today's standards.
No wonder they're always sideways, look at those tires and how narrow they are. Love this old rallying.