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Actually, the drug smuggling brothers who paid cash for a Porsche to run in Le Mans, and the *bricks of cash* they brought with them, could be interesting.
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A Colin McRae movie would be fantastic. That era of rally really stuck with me growing up. I would support that idea 100%
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The story of the Whittington brothers.
A story about the Canadian Formula Ford racers who tried to score weed in the paddock during a SCCA regional at Mid-Ohio and failed miserably.
I always suspected the XR4Ti was the source for the strange double spoiler used on the SVO Mustangs.
your healthcare costs in the event of an accident with avoidable injuries are paid by everyone in the way of higher insurance premiums. unless you die straight away, then i guess we all win?
Neutral: Front license plates.
It tests better in the market. People see the hovering ipad look as more modern/premium and will spend more money for it than an integrated screen.
The Mach-Me
I was really hopping for “Mul.E” - being a crossover and sticking with Ford’s equidae themes (mustang, bronco, pinto, etc.)
This was a terrible mistake by the Ford marketing team. They insisted on writing his name as Miles; and the French hated it. If they had used his initials as Ken wished, km, the French would have accepted him.
That is where the “complementary” part comes in. I foresee rebadged Peugeot/Citroens (which are both mainstream brands) for Chrysler.
Don’t be silly.
It just takes one image, and the knowledge that it starts at under $60k to answer this question:
Damn am I pleased this exists (alongside the usual ZR/ZL folk). It’s a shame we never seen them in the UK, but I’m not the slightest bit surprised.
Remember when Nissan thought this is what the kids would want?
“The sedan is the middle finger,” Albaisa said. “It’s the tattoo.”
Unrelated to this story, but this is my last post on Jalopnik for the time being and I wanted to say goodbye to everyone. I’ve absolutely loved my time here and I’ll miss my coworkers and the commenting community a lot. I’m sure you’ll eventually see me here again at some point, but stay tuned to Road & Track where…
*Piano music plays*