I noticed, on the past years, a new car subculture forming, focused on creating improbable amalgams of different car styles. Let’s call them “shockers”.
I noticed, on the past years, a new car subculture forming, focused on creating improbable amalgams of different car styles. Let’s call them “shockers”.
A Porsche 911 Turbo S does 23 mpg HWY, which is a bit shy of 10 km per liter. The Chery Celer, a 1.5l Chinese crapcan does 10.5 km per liter. It’s funny to do this comparison.
Maybe this is just a smoke screen. The satellite can be so secretive, that they’re saying the launch and orbit insertion failed, and reverberating this all over the media, so people will believe it really failed. Seriously, this is probably the 300th I read this today. Goebbels said a lie repeated a thousand times…
My car, a 1997 VW Parati, blinks the dashboard lights and dances with the fuel gauge and rev counter. It does this until the engine warms up to the operating temperature of 92℃.
So you can truly buy this gorgeous wagon with a diesel engine and manual transmission? This is Jalop nirvana.
#BackroadDriving
“Data is for people who lack conviction.”
Crossovers/SUVs. This will sum 2018.
Why do people need fancy mechanical wrist watches when your phone touch screen does the same?
You call this a zero star crash test? Just check out Latin NCAP’s results for the bestseller car in Brazil, the Chevrolet Onix. Unlike the Punto, which is a 15 year old car, the Onix is a completely new project, which debuted in late 2012, roughly 5 years ago:
How many miles can you drive one of those appliances before they turn onto 2000+ lb paperweights with a 30 mile range?
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