True, although in the US, those sequential indicators generally don’t meet the FMVSS for “minimum lit area at one time.” So on the US market Audis, you’ll see the entire brake light portion flash in addition to the sequential section. At least that’s the case with the A4 and Q5. I’m not sure what they do with the R8,…
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Was it on fire too?
“it's not obnoxious enough, do it more!"
The old races shown in the video had serious maiming potential! I guess in these modern times they would run each team against the clock?
In Michigan it used to be done with a plastic sled behind a beater on a dirt road dodging rocks.
The Mercedes-fuel 300SL also had a mechanical fuel injection, and if you want to be pedantic, all diesels are fuel injected.
We didn’t claim it would be bigger than the “Model T.” Automotive News did.
Or a natural male enhancement product.
Yes, and as down and out as Lincoln was only a few years ago, they seem to have really caught some momentum by deciding to do their own take on what modern luxury can be, having noticed Cadillac’s troubles at trying to out-German the Germans.
THIS.
Using it in one model is indeed a waste. So here’s an idea. A successor to the XLR. Take the C8, put the blackwing in there. Call it the Cadillac Blackwing. It is now a GM halo car.
I can see it being real.
You will find fewer and fewer options. Three pedal options are dwindling fast.
yeah.no.
I don’t know a definitive answer for that, but I feel like a company is still a start up as long as it is reliant on investment capital over revenue. I think once it is funded primarily by its operations, it can lose the “start up” moniker.
They pull up in that I know they mean business. Anyone driving that I have faith is competent as they keep it running obviuosly. What makes me nervous is the guys in the luxury pickups.