Probably more than you’d think, It’s a Fox platform vehicle, so it is just as easy to engine swap and upgrade as an 80s Mustang. It’s also pretty popular as a drag racer.
Probably more than you’d think, It’s a Fox platform vehicle, so it is just as easy to engine swap and upgrade as an 80s Mustang. It’s also pretty popular as a drag racer.
Spotted a blue 72 (two door) Maverick last weekend. Great shape and judging by the aftermarket wheels, Hurst shifter and dash-mounted gauges, probably something better than stock under the hood. I’d say nicer looking in this state than any Futura or Zephyr, regardless of door count, ever will be so there’s that.
There have to be, what, two of these left on the road?
I watch touring car racing in Australia.
Absolutely no recollection! I’ll be honest, until I remembered and confirmed that the Borgward Hansa wasn’t shown/produced until 1949, this comment made ABSOLUTELY no sense to me. Could have added a bit of context, I guess!
I think Schumacher still stands above everyone but Fangio, because both Ferrari and Benneton were not regular race winners when he joined and Schumacher had rule changes aimed directly at him.
The pole statistic is very skewed towards certain eras. During Schumacher’s most dominant time, drivers had to qualify with race fuel load, and Schumacher usually ran heavier and sacrificed pole to exploit his pace advantage by running longer until the first stop.
Actually, all it truly means is that you set the fastest lap of the weekend. Hardly a measure by which to judge dominance.
This is a war crime on people with data caps.
Audi isn’t getting invited to the next “independent” test, I’ll bet.
#notallwhitepeople - but enough to get him elected.
Well, it sure as shit wasn’t 53% of Black women and 62% of Black men who voted for T***p in ‘16.
can you please not say anything if you are white and NOT a trump supporter? you are in the majority. you do not get to tell those at risk BECAUSE of the trump presidency what to say about the MAJORITY of a MAJORITY that voted trump in.
It’s a British term from the 60’s referring to the common practice of these cars having been primarily bought as company cars for middle to upper managers to avoid taxes and exists to this day in Europe as shorthand for that class of car.
Executive car is still a pretty common used in Europe, especially started in the UK, but now is an official term to describe E-class & full size premium type car. It doesn’t have that 80's style connection we may have for it in the US.
maybe because you edited out the context?
My issue with GTA has always been that the jokes suck and the radio shows have a lot to do with that. The game is naturally funny because you have an open world and crazy scenarios going on, so you try things and they can often backfire with comedic results. The “intentional humor” comes off as a poor man’s version of…
We don’t make the rules - but we sure as shit can mock them.
I know how he feels. I constantly post opinions like “Raisin Bran #1 cereal” when in actuality that is not my position.
They literally knew all of this when they decided to port their game to iOS. They did not have to make this product. They chose to make a product for a system which had rules of which they were fully aware. You don’t get to do that and then complain that you don’t like the rules.