Top speed of a family car increase from 1940 to 2014: 150%. Highway speed limit increase from 1940 to 2014: 20%
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I've heard Virginia is a good place to test the top speed of a vehicle.
This is FA, live with it.
Cadillac CTS-V Wagon with the manual transmission. The business case for this is terrible (as was its take rate). A very expensive, gas guzzling, wagon with not that great storage or hauling, from a brand primarily known (at the time) for selling pimped out full size SUVs.
'93 Viper Roadster.
The Lamborghini Countach.
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BMW X6M
El Camino. Its a car or is it a Truck? I don't know but its awesome!
actually, the USPS first, then the police.
And he can't even see it! Does he know it's there??
And fiberglass tape and epoxy costs $25. Fuuukeeeeet!
The early models are a lot of car for the dollar. $30,000 for a car that is literally ALL engine, and is dead sexy to boot.
I actually do agree with you that the Abarth is the more fun car. But if I bought one, I think I'd wonder how much "more" I was missing in the Fiesta ST.
The question is worst design champ, not "God, isn't it annoying that people like Apple? Ugh."
I'd like to nominate your enlarging a low res image.
Seriously, why hasn't someone fixed this abomination and designed powder that tastes just as good when made with water???
Because their closest competitors have much stronger design chops...
There's a point to Kinja? Because it's failing miserably. Comments around here were 200x better a couple years ago. Old articles popping up make it all too obvious.
Some of this is good. But $3k to take your car off the road? Didn't we do that once? If I recall, it wasn't exactly a success.