Sees picture of wonderful vintage Ferraris. Immediately spots Esprit.
Sees picture of wonderful vintage Ferraris. Immediately spots Esprit.
I found it revolting.
Interesting that no one was allowed to wash it, but he let some dude sloppily add an alarm.
That was too fancy. My dad cross-shopped the base with gray vinyl, a 4 speed, and single wall cargo bed.
He probably is, but that’s not exactly the vibe he’s giving off in the video.
I had an ‘88. You’d almost think it was the most spartan truck ever unless you cross-shopped the ‘88 Toyota. Yeesh.
It happens at the occasional marathon and bike race.
“Chevy Astro stands alone” - excludes other GM products, like the literally identical GMC version.
This is nonsense. It was a Burfictly legal hit.
A star just for remembering the Equator.
Yeah, but that’s not the standard badge. Or is it?
The skull and crossbones badge on the steering wheel is appropriate, since it will kill you when the airbag propels it through your skull. CP
What’s the redline on that car? IIRC, the turbo’s redline was 7,000 rpm, which isn’t a big deal.
I’ve never driven an N/A RX-7, but my dad had a ‘88 Turbo. The power was great and everything but it was so laggy I feel like a GTU-S might’ve been more fun, in a way.
But shouldn’t have.
When I was autocrossing in the late 90's it was the VW people. They’d all show up in various VR6 powered cars and rip on those of us driving Japanese cars (of course given the Honda idiocy popular at the time, it was maybe slightly justified). Those guys thought there was zero difference between their cars and…
That’d never work. Too many people would plug the vehicle into itself for charging.
How about the Bore Center?
Reminds me of the Jeep bros parking on snowbanks in the winter.