its applied science

““We still think this is a great idea, but those ding dongs disagreed. Screw you guys, we’re going home.” but in nicer legalese language.”

I hit curbs/rebar/construction debris with the ones on my skid steer and they are fine.  They are used in the construction world on tons of vehicles and have been for some time.  

hasn’t happened on my skid steers that have them.  they clean themselves out when you drive.

My skid steers have them and they live in gravel and mud. They clean out when you drive.

“Unlimited gas range,”

The Germans have diluted the M and AMG brands so far from what they used to represent. Cadillac as always is chasing them.

Agreed!

The project 1 is literally the power unit from their F1 car.  Yes it’s a halo vehicle but its a chance to buy an F1 power unit.

It’s kinda swinging back to race car for the road, ie New Ford GT, new Mercedes-AMG project 1, the aston martin/redbull Valkyrie are basically race cars that you can get a licence plate for.  

The electrical engines fill in the gaps where boost is not yet built by the turbo, so it allows you to use a larger slower to spool turbo and ultimately build more boost and power without the turbo lag draw backs.

Exactly. I’m saying driving a slow car at 10/10 is more fun then driving a fast car at 4/10.

“A big old V8 at 2000 RPM doesn’t make all that much noise when you give it the beans comparatively”

“but when you have to push an engine to its limits to get any power out of it, that’s a lot less fun.”

scuderia

Ken broke his back on that jump when he sent it past the landing.  Mountain lab was the shit, its a shame Ken sold it.

30/30

“The rear end of the regular Cayenne has always looked un-Porsche-like to me”

Stupidity?

Had an ‘06 and I finally had to get something that could fit a baby seat.  247,000 miles and hardly any problems besides a radiator that exploded.  Looked at getting a frontier, but I could not imagine paying that much for basically the same truck that I had.