The “composite” headlamps vs sealed beams always felt backward to me. The prescribed sealed beams seem rather communist and the freedom of individual styling and capitalistic nature of proprietary headlamps very American.
I don’t think this was so much a headlamp height legal in Japan but not in US solution, but rather a way to have flash to pass function without the headlamps popping up each time or the headlamp windows found on some Japanese cars of the era like the FC rx7
Top Men...is that a Raiders of the Last Arc reference?
If it was a stick, I’d say yes. If an auto...i don’t think so. The likelihood of a high dollar fast wagon with 3 pedals built today is near zero.
The Enola Gay is interesting but it is a weapon of war. Some may admire it for “ending the war” while others literally threw blood on the plane. The type 64 is a propaganda piece with great execution with limited resources.
I think cesariojpn meant people calling someone a nazi as an insult. Like soup nazi in Seinfeld might be said it humorizes Nazis.
More than a Cadillac Allante!
When did Christian open wax museum of himself?
Like the article says, only 6km of intercity roads. no interstates to pull a massive travel trailer at 70mph requiring a 6+ liter engine.
your basic Michael Bay movie, then.
Alfred can’t answer all questions, but he’s the hero we deserve.
Minneapolis is an older town and thoroughly developed. It can be difficult to design something in-town in a ‘green field’ site without access from a major road.
If he had less than 10 cars on his property and they were parked in a barn, garage or driveway: great. But he still has over three dozen cars.
Flint, MI could use some good news. This would be great news.
540i 6 speed only, I believe.
Some good points but aren’t interstates required to have gas stations every 50 miles unless there’s a warning sign? I can see this being extended to EVs too meaning their could be charging stations every ~100 miles with a restaurant or attraction. but with modern GPS the car should be able to make planned charging…
I worked at a heavy industrial company and we were required to wear seat belts on property (it was miles long) and I had to stop employees driving onsite and tell them to put on their seat belt almost everyday. Some of the employees would say “oh no, it’s okay, I have the buckle thing” and would point to these…