Unsafe at any Voltage!

I know it’s not exactly how we’d prefer this car but it’s so pretty I’d still be stoked to see it in EV form:

Never driven one myself, but if you can get the EM50 trim, then it is pretty easy to invade Czechloslovakia.

It’s really hard to beat BMW M-Parallel wheels. They look even better on an E38 SWB, but I can’t find any pictures that do it justice.

Especially if they slot in right behind you and you replay the last few minutes of driving in your head: Was I speeding? Did I signal? Did I cut someone off? Was I swerving. OH GOD I’M GOING TO FEDERAL POUND-ME-IN-THE-ASS PRISON!

Came to post the exact same thing.

Immediately throwing out another plug for SOUP Classic Motoring.  In my opinion, the best car restoration channel on YouTube (excepting Binky, of course).  On SOUP, George has fully restored a Land Rover in stop motion and is back to working his way through his Esprit in stop motion as well.

Are you blind?

They just had them re-mounted backwards so it’d wear the other edge of the tire instead

How many sets of Tires did they go thru?

What could be more balanced than that?  You have the symbol for men and the name of part of the woman’s anatomy.

The IIHS should also add vehicles to this list which do not have an automated headlights on feature. Following a car with no tail-lights is troubling, especially on unlit roadways. Cannot count how many times I’ve driven behind someone who thinks their headlights are on because the DRL’s are illuminating the road…

many good ideas and for me the performance/range would be plenty to ride around town, but I rather lease or rent the battery if possible, could help with the extremely steep upfront cost and have the option to upgrade or get a new battery in the future

Right on, brother or sister. Keep Holden on.

But not a Reliant, that’s cruel.

Woooo my video is on Jalopnik. I have achieved beyond my expectations.

I’d just like to say that the Bad Obsession “Bargain Racement” series about the City Car Cup is fantastic.

Volvo has you covered. 

The name was “delirium furiosum.”

Star for the Grabloid reference