This guy enjoys quasi-god status in France. Last year he hijacked a prime time variety show, took it over and turned it into a live show that lasted over an hour.

You're mixing different operational profiles and uses. A Scout was never meant to do an APC's work and while you're showing the Humvee in your "exhibit" really, it stopped being viewed as a good scout vehicle about 11 years ago. What you're proposing is the Homer of military vehicles.

Thank you, and well played, Sir.

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So Glad you posted this plane as I've been meaning to rant about it since the beginning of the season.

I can't really tell from the picture, and I don't remember noticing the calipers; I just jumped on my iphone and try to catch it as fast as I could.

Not sure if grey market or not, but here's my first pic of a model S in the streets of Beijing. I was quite excited to see it.

There's a great bumper sticker I once saw that said "Be nice to motorcycles, they only have two wheels".

At least, I'd be inclined to trust AA's ability to maintain their planes.

A few years back, Citroen did the C3 Pluriel which was a reboot of the 2CV/Mehari philosophy. On the cheap, you could convert your C3 into a "pickup" or a pillar-less convertible. It was a fun car and not much else.

They want to sell it in Europe? Mustang GTI

I flew on an A300 last month between Guangzhou and Shanghai; it was decked in full 90's regalia, no IFE, hard plastics and lots of mechanical noises. As with many older planes, the scary thing was the creaking noises coming from the overhead bins which tend to get a bit of play over time and can get quite loud.

What? no love for the Pug 104 in the last pic?

It's pretty cool to see Jack Baruth's evolution.

What you should want in the USA is the China-only (but originally Aussie) Buick Park Avenue; IMO it would take over the limousine and black-car sectors instantly.

Corvette

I thought we were doing phrasing!

I work for a company that does MRO in the Asian region (can't get too specific). Following the Asiana accident at SFO, we received death threats from some wackos who believed the accident was our fault, because some chinese newspaper had revealed that we'd done some work on that plane (actually we hadn't).

God bless Texans and their utter lack of half-ass-edness.

I know, philistine right?