As a Lada fan I am outraged by this grave mistake!!?

He means that Cadillac are not offering what Europeans want to buy and that is frugal diesels and wagons.

What happened to the Veneno, it is like it dropped from the face of the earth?

Theoretically, the law is incredibly easy to abuse. Still I am absolutely sure no cop will not bat an eye if you pass on the right, if the left is hogged by a camper. I am not even sure what is the fine for right lane passing here.

BTG says the yellow Lotus driver likely knew that rule, but went for it anyway, which they call "Crazy Nürburgring Syndrome," or people driving above their abilities for extended periods. And if the cops got involved, the incident would be on the Lotus' driver.

As an European I always thought not having front plates is cool and improve the look of the cars and stand behind that to come even in Europe, sadly it will never happen.

A) is a safety feature for pedestrians, it is far from being a bad regulation.

Sorry Mate, but the Niva being based on the sedan(2101, which is based on the Fiat) is absolutely wrong. The Niva is entirely different and inhouse development. The only things they share with the sedans are some very small things like, door handles, headlights etc and the engine.

If Valve never release HL3, which to be honest is absolutely possible, because of all the hype and expectations that they can't possibly meet, I just want them to tell the purpose and role of The G-Man. I am obsessed with the theories around him and consider him the best character in the HL universe, the mystery must…

The whole show is underappreciated, but I also think that the cars are spot on. Especially the Town Car, a car for boring people, wanting nothing out of the ordinary to happen to them. Raylan and the car really complement each other.

I should have specified, the 80s version, the one everybody remembers. I should find the picture, because it is a totally true story.

You are technically correct, the best kind of correct.

Pole is in a way a synonym. It is a field, place not used for agriculture, a space of land just with grass. Semantcs is a bitch.

The Focus is not a small car for everywhere that is not USA.

Better fuel economy is the only reason. It is a thirsty monster if you want to DD it with AWD. 22 MPG - 13l/100km city and not better on the higway with AWD, which for our expensive Euro gasoline is a lot for the power. With only FWD you can get 25-26 MPG.

Yes, the gauge with ECON label, at least to my knowledge the Russians stole the idea for BMW(old till E90) with their how many gallons/liters gauge, that showed how much fuel you are using and if you are above normal, I didn't know AMC used something like that, or who thought of it first.

The only thing that the Niva had in common with the 124 were some exterior elements in the pre-production versions. The Niva was the first self-made design for Lada.

All the things that Torch said about the Niva are true, but if you need a offroader that will get you almost anywhere and can be repaired Clarkson style(with a huge hammer), the Niva is the choice over anything.

The Niva has only one differential in the middle. Because cheapo! Still when you lock it, will get you almost anything, this is the charm of the small, light offroader.

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