I had an RX8, and while neat to have rear doors and neat to have that design; the reality is that I and my rear passengers had to do this weird dance to get out of the car if you were parked between cars, or in a garage.
Here’s one I snapped from a real estate ad:
Hey now... I have a ‘73 Triumph and 70mph on the Kennedy here in Chicago feels like 175mph.
This was exactly my thought.
Through a BMW group I know there is a M Coupe (a clown-shoe that’s almost identical to my ‘98 Roadster) that a widow of a former club member is selling. She’s explicitly said she wants to sell it to someone that will keep it... and she’s selling it for less than it is worth.
At the risk of commentors accusing me of being some crazy Ayn Rand disciple; this does sound eerily similar to the part of Atlas Shrugged where the copper mines are seized by the Mexican government.
Every speed in that car must seem twice as fast... and let’s also mention the fact that the 2.3 liter engine has the power to tote around those GIANT BRASS BALLS of his.
My fiancé looked into one of these shows a while back and you must already have the place (or under contract) before filming. It makes sense from a production perspective, because they wouldn’t want to do a whole episode and then the person not get the house.
I’m the opposite as I hate hearing about Chip and Joanna’s life. The show could be 30 minutes like ForF if they cut out the garbage.
Before they had to change their name to Green Jelly.
NOT THE SHIPLAP!!!
Stef, in defense of Flip orFlop’s beige-ing of SoCal; they have stopped doing that (for the most part) in these later seasons... Now, they are still slapping f@#king soap dishes with horrible tile accents in every bungalow in Garden Grove, et al.
That’s what credit cards and identity theft are for!
At $4,000 I’d be totally fine with dumping another $5k into this at my BMW mechanic to get all that stuff straighten out.
Part of this sport is not getting hit. As far as reliability goes that’s more likely not his fault, but at the same time Ricciardo has made it to the podium in the last two races. At least with Alonso both the McLaren/Hondas suck. Hell, even his Honda Indy car blew up on him.
In the post-race interview with Max, he hinted that his terrible start was due to a clutch failure and that he might not have been able to complete the race regardless of the accident.
I proposed to my soon-to-be wife on the California Zephyr, and I don’t think I need to be on an Amtrak again anytime soon.