The last entry in her Blog reads: “Ich lebe nicht mehr, aber ich habe gelebt.”

Not just a dji company but the one with the heaviest weighting, Boeing really dragged down the dji

Nope neither the Q2 or the T-Roc, and while we are at it the T-Cross based on the Polo is also not coming to the US.

So you drove a small 4 cylinders economy diesel and compare to a sporty V6, oh vey. Here is My take a BMW 640d over it’s comparable gasoline version in a heart beat. The diesel pulls like a horse and gives me a much better mileage on the Autobahn, all I hear inside is beautiful silence.

Closer to a Q2, it is smaller than the Q3

There is something very pleasing to see a Bugatti that is actually being used, that is dirty and not some shiny object that sits in someone’s garage and never sees the outside

I have this one parked overnight across the street from my place regularly

Of course it is, it is an absolute joke. Safety my ass

And as is mandatory on a hot rod article, I will point out that this hot rod is road legal, while this is not (for reasons, safety reasons)

Got the perfect name for it already “suicide row” considering the average American driver this will not end well.

Where did you get this idea from? The UK is not a member of Schengen if that is what you are alluding, your ID is checked every time you enter, no matter if by train, boat or plane.

It‘s weird, I am not a fan of big SUVs and donut understand those crossover coupe versions but my first impression seeing one out on the street was: neat. The proportions work really well and it does not come across as big as it actually  is. Plus here the only one available right now seems to be the one with the…

bare bones, nicely equipped the car comes to €47950 e.g. $54000

sovereignty was never gone, rather there has been one government after another that decided it is easier to blame the EU then fix the issues at hand. There are more than enough ways for the Brits to handle items like immigration etc (when it comes to immigration the argument is/was benefits for them) but the tools…

why 200+? Notice how they state 10% for the US? The majority of their clients can do very well with 200 miles or less. you have to remember that Europe is much more densely populated and for China it is mainly local transport. So the range is more than enough

This is not the GT4S though, this racetrack version is build as long as ii is ordered. You will have no problem getting one if you want one

It is not that simple, US standards are strict on Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) and Particulate Matter (PM), while the EU is strict on Carbon Dioxide (CO2) and Carbon Monoxide (CO)

I think you mean Pfadfinder, Pfad meaning path

Hey if you want to kill yoursef that is your prerogative but no need to take some innocent pedestrians with you ;-)

Bloody thing comes to over €65000 here, for that price I can get something much nicer