“Dragonstone” succeeded at this when it relied on its visuals, especially so when conveying Dany’s heart-swelling return without dialogue or getting across Sam’s lowly position in the Citadel through an expertly edited barrage of exceedingly vile bedpans.

You’re forgetting the best part: this thing would have heritage and access to the best car name of all time!

I think 200-220hp with similar torque figures would be the sweet spot. Anything more than that is a bonus, but not really the point of this thing.

...and all of those cost each a shitload of money, but of course this is not important to anyone.

Premium fuel around me is about a dollar more than regular. Ive started to reallllly take that into account when considering fuel mileage rating in cars. when its 2 dollars for regular and 3 for premium, thats a 33% drop in miles per dollar. This is also a much taller car, that can affect mileage. It is one of the…

Came here for pictures of trunk being open, realised fast back doesn’t mean hatchback, left disappointed and confused.

Ballaban there are no cars in GoT, dammit.

I love this story, but sadly...

I just don’t get these. They are raised off the ground so you ruin the handling, but not far enough so you can take it off road. They also don’t have much useable space like the wagon based crossovers. They seem like a way to make a vehicle that isn’t good at anything and people want that?

Drones have completely rewritten the rulebooks of sports photography. It’s amazing what we can do now, and how it’s actually changing the sports themselves. As at-home viewers we get a totally new perception of what each sport is about and what we enjoy watching. Ultimately influencing what sports become popular.

Little known fact: this is how the Forester was born.

Well, you’re wrong.

the next car is going to come with a 1.3-liter turbo engine and like 15 more hp, but a bunch more torque

(It is.)

All I can see is the gif, so my analysis is probably incomplete. That said, here’s what I see: Camry with IL plates is driven exactly how you’d expect a Camry owner from *anywhere to drive it.