If you find the car, you can give the Porsche-misplacer named Justin a call at 732-865-2065.
Do those come standard with TPMS? Obviously 1.5psi too low on the tracks.
So you do Crossfit and herbal enemas. Got it.
One of the big problem I see in BMWs is I feel the design language is outdated (and, since all cars look the same, they ALL look outdated), and the SUVs look out of proportion. I feel Audi does a much better job at creating attractive vehicles.
Every single one of these hypercar shitfests makes me wish for a giant speedbump in front of whichever gala theatre they are happening in.
If they were Republicans this article would have labelled them. Like this:
“I’ll believe it when I see it.”
New ad: “I’m super gorgeous, a 10/10, but I also have herpes. Love, Giulia”
No one wants an overpriced, horridly unreliable Italian sedan?
Weird, since everyone in that video seems thoroughly competent, careful, and generally intelligent. I guess this just goes to show you that freak accidents can occur to the best of us no matter how many precautions you take.
3rd Gear:
Honestly, garbage trucks and other city vehicles like buses are one of the few - if not only - places where all-electric vehicles would currently work without any real compromise or shoe-horning. Lots of starting and stopping (which allows for lots of regen braking as well as showing off the high starting torque of…
I think, in particular, the GTI’s interior sets it apart. I can feel like a grown up driving one.
Also: “You spent how much on a Honda Civic?”
I really want to like this car, and I really want it to be good because it’s finally in the US, but damn this car is ugly. I mean not just opinion ugly, but completely hideous I’d be embarrassed to be seen in it ugly. Could you imagine picking up an educated woman for a first date in this thing?
Here is an idea: Reduce the amount of scripting is the show, so you wont have to rewrite them. GT was waaay over the top with the scripting, a lot of scenes were so scripted that they were cringe worthy.
I don’t know that this article establishes clearly:
You sound like a 26 year old who’s spent a year or two at PwC. Calm down, you’re all equally worthless.
Waiting for a car for over a year that you’ve never driven or even seen?