Round trip tickets to Japan are pretty inexpensive at this time. I myself am going in October. You should give it a shot.
Round trip tickets to Japan are pretty inexpensive at this time. I myself am going in October. You should give it a shot.
How has no one said anything about the amazing Vin Diesel Karaoke yet?
Automotive designer here too, and agree with 100% of what you say.
Hard to say, his coupe is wearing the full optional factory aero kit, which could make the coupes quite slippery.
If you want to get thumbs up from passerby on Rodeo Drive, bring a supercar. However, if you want to get thumbs up from supercar drivers on Rodeo drive, bring something like a Panda AE86. My fiancée used to work just off Rodeo drive, and I used to drive my 86 there quite often. I’ve received so many thumbs up from…
*Rushes home to purchase and download the game.
I’ve noticed most of the people who complain about the 86 being “underpowered” don’t have access to great technical driving roads. 86's are still quite popular in SoCal with its dozens of fantastic touge passes. Handling > power here, which is why I have no problem keeping up with supercars in the twisties with a CR-Z…
I’m starring you for being the first person in this thread to call the Toyota 86 by its proper name, and not the euro-spec “GT86.”
I disabled the DRL’s on my Honda. Now I know immediately to turn on the headlights at night because the road is no longer illuminated. I put the blame on the combination of bright DRL’s and always-on illuminated clusters. I’ve owned 24 cars in 20 years of driving, and this is the first I’ve had where I would forget to…
Honda must have stole them. My 2-seat CRZ has 5 cupholders.
I dislike it on my CRZ, because it turns off not only the AC, but also the fan motor for the HVAC system. So any time the car comes to a stop, it starts heating up quickly inside. If you keep the AC at it’s coldest setting, it won’t do it, so you have a choice of being frozen or broiled.
Yeah, LA is chill AF. The only times I ever get fed up with drivers here is when it rains, and everyone either treats it as a rally stage and rolls their Ford Explorer into the center divider on their morning commute, or is totally afraid they’ll die and creep along at 20mph.
On the Korean site, it only shows grayscale, navy, and dark red. But that might just be a regional thing. My Korean future-father in law saw my car and asked why I would ever choose a bright red car. When I asked him “Why not” he said “Only a certain type of woman buys a color like that.” I asked him what color men…