Right, and I think a few models in the US might have gotten it too. Except the VR5 isn’t really a V engine. It’s more of a “squished inline” engine.

You can copy and paste it all you like, but since the Washington Post is now pay walled it doesn’t really matter.

Honda made a V5, so maybe a flat-3 is possible

Did he also fix the spelling in the manual?

Would just like to highlight one in particular.

Renault wanted out due to their own problems and did not have the resources to turn around AMC.

Doesn’t hurt

Well, at least it’s not a Chinese company.

“They could get more bang for their buck from the younger tech people there,” she said. “I could lead better than they could, but they could probably produce more than I could. I didn’t have a development background that some of these millennials have. They’re very versatile.”

That depends on how honest they are about:

Sclass is the brainchild of Sean McCoy, a former cosplayer himself who now works as support for his fiance Natasha “Bindi Smalls” Spokish.

Well duh

That depends. Does it double as a public toilet?  If yes then sign me up.

No, that’s the “Mustang inspired electric SUV” thingie. I am talking about the actual Mustang hybrid that Ford confirms is definitely coming in 2020 alongside the F-150 hybrid.

Personally, I am cautiously curious of the upcoming hybrid Mustang.

Now for extra credit, put in horns that play different notes and get it to play “La Cucaracha”.

The first car I bought with my own money was a Nissan 240SX, followed by a Miata. Then I wrecked the Miata :( and then I owned a series of FWD cars, one of which was even fun (Acura RSX-S). Then 3 years ago I bought a Mustang.

I agree with you on this, but disagree with you on the whole.

In an ideal world the treaty could have been renegotiated to clarify that it only bans these weapons from the European theater, thus freeing both us and Russia to develop and deploy them for the Pacific theater.

The Gryphon is a small example of why the treaty was technically stupid and was more of an important political gesture than anything meaningful.