It’s literally not a two-stroke engine, "essentially" or not.
It’s literally not a two-stroke engine, "essentially" or not.
Gave that some thought did ya?
It’s a bit painful to read these RoS BTS. So much love and care and detail in service of such a shit finale.
You’re an ICU nurse? Today, the question isn’t what car you should buy, it’s what car we should buy for you.
The dealer industry should all take a field trip to an Apple store.
Here’s the rub. It shouldn’t be in the hands of event promoters, period. What F1 wants to do should have stopped mattering over a week ago. National and local governments both need to get off their asses and make hard decisions.
Right, so, a couple things that I cannot believe still have to be explained to people.
Because they basically don’t exist in the US and have a tiny dealer network. Zeros are common in SoCal, they even pop up on Craigslist and Facebook marketplace for cheap they have been out for so long.
Allow me...
“We will build upon our global events strategy in 2020 by participating in hundreds of consumer events across the globe.”
notice the wear pattern on the tire too...
My concern is that when you are cornering, you are on the corner of the car tire. Not only do you have less contact area, but also you don’t have a lot of grooves and sipes to get water out from under the tire in that area of the tire.
Yeah, kinda racist.
That was the answer today too, but it was phrased more diplomatically.
Trading in a KIA on a BMW to save money.
What a world we live in! If anyone had suggested that 5 years ago, they would have been told they are clinically insane.
SS Spanfeller is a donkey class rigid proctoscope.
CEO Spanfeller, a G/O-class herbcraft carrier.
Your logic doesn't belong here
I think the idea that meadering along in the slow lane in a slow car can be a perfectly fine thing would qualify as a Hot Take on a car enthusiast site. I mean, it's no 'pizza is not a meal', but it's certainly not a popular opinion on a car blog.
Having driven the Fit not-so-daily for almost ten years I can report that life in the slow lane is a life of acceptance, a life of peace. Why does one need to go fast? I’ll let you explore those feelings on your own but all of this is perfectly on-brand for Mazda, whose cars historically have been underpowered. And,…