So much agreement. Should be #1.
chronoso
chronoso
Yes, that
It's the tiny, gun-slit windows.
Callaway Corvette Ski Boat.
Nope, class of 06. Glad to see the EV1 made its way out of the basement of Higgins.
Good thing I checked the comments before posting the same thing. Hooray for fellow WPI jalops!
OH GOD YOU PANAMERA-ED IT!
Yeah, it clearly has to be Land Cruiser
A thousand star-clicks to you!
I love this era of BMW so damn much. I am suddenly intrigued to put a modern engine into my E21, though. Hmmmmm. Time to start researching a next-winter project.
"because they're no A/C or heat"
Ah, I went directly to the company's site, not the WSJ article.
Watch the video, the vertical lift rotors tilt forward during transition to forward flight and then the blades retract, leaving the ducted-fan rear motor (gas powered) to provide propulsion (and to charge the VTOL motors, apparently).
I think it's actually a pretty good infographic. In a subversive sort of way.
Sounds better, too.
A hundred times yes.
This time we know what the makers of the world's smallest car were going for here: this ad is supposed to show how even a housewife can pick the car up and roll it around like a grocery cart. It just looks like the Peel is humping her leg. Down Peel, down!
The TR7 hardtop was actually an awkward looking thing that was underpowered and was such a mediocre product when compared to the company’s other sports car efforts. But by cutting the roof off and doubling the cylinder count, the TR8 presented a much more compelling proposition. Alas, no one bought it and the TR8 is a…