The second picture is actually post-facelift/new gen, you can compare the character line. SsangYong’s design is seriously improving, to the point where I’d consider driving/buying one. I do miss the days of old, when you didn’t know whether to laugh or cry when you saw a Rodius.
Luckily, SsangYong’s finally started to get better on the design front.
There was also an SUV version, not that it looked any better:
Before anyone gets any ‘boo, chicken tax’ ideas, this is what it looks like when it’s not covered by water and flattering lighting.
Commercial Pilot License.
Flat-plane crank: the sound, the revs, the fire.
Pretty sure that’s a Lambo, dude.
To be fair, even though she probably means Wi-Fi, she talks about wireless, and is not wrong on that part. The problem with non-ionizing radiation is the difficulty of carrying out relevant research on long-term effects. This has lead to ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) and ALATA (As Low As Technically…
Looks like Dubai had the right idea all along.
The man’s whole life is amazing, from retiring from F1 after being saddled with an horribly unreliable car, and coming back years later to win another world title, to founding two airlines and getting a CPL.
No need to stop, just drive it more to keep the smiles/dollar ratio high enough.
Sounds like a fun job!
Haha, I’d call my list close enough then. ;)
The €100 is all-in (fuel, tolls, food and drinks, hotels), but Italy should be cheaper (great low-cost food and less expensive hotels than France/Austria). Anyway, here goes:
From looking at the ‘map’, I’d guess these are some of the passes.
I’ve been planning another trip as well, so I’ve got a couple of routes/recommendations if you’re interested? Where are you coming from, how many days, and how far per day are you planning to drive?
Pretty sure that’s an Accord Coupe, dude.
I’ve discovered my new favorite picture on the internet today, it fits perfectly here as well:
They should’ve been forced to show this every time they hint at the car’s capabilities.
