Meanwhile, in Russia:
It’s a car with three wheels, without the safety stuff required for cars with four wheels. I prefer motorcycles too, but should I for one reason or another want a very low open sports car (and still not be able to buy a Lotus 7), this one would be a viable alternative.
You just made my day.
And if St. Pete turns out to be a hawk, Bruso will be in good standing, when his time is up....
Ok, one thing is airlines’ passenger space shrinking (along - presumably & optimistically - with ticket prices), but how much has the average passenger’s butt grown wider over the years?
She could be the owner, for all I know....
It’s not just in the city.....
We have them here in Copenhagen too. Friends of mine convinced their daughter that the ice cream truck would play its bell when it was out of ice cream. She had turned 11 before she got wise to it. (No, she won’t be suing her parents later. This is Denmark).
Except he wasn’t on camera before running to see the truck driver was ok. Some times people do things for altruitic reasons, you know....
If this kicks off (pun intended), other and way cheaper manufacturers will start building them too. As for the BMW, it needs the logo and the signature front to justify at least half of the asking price.
Which was basically what they did. “Cheapest way to get 5,000 horsepower”, as one of the engineers behind it said at the time. same type of engines as used on the B-47.
Vermont is way ahead of you:
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They once had this one:
Wasn’t always that way.
My thought too.....
The Kettenkrad was a NSU vehicle, but had an Opel engine of 1.6 (later 2.0) litre displacement.