Yes, the police are at fault here.
Yes, the police are at fault here.
I reset the trip computer with every tank and would usually only fill once I crossed 600km on a tank, regardless of where it sat on the fuel gauge. Normally, that was with the light on for a few kms.
For anyone on here who hasn’t already, I would highly recommend reading the short story “A Nice Morning Drive”, originally printed in Road & Track in the early 70's. The story inspired the Rush song Red Barchetta.
I am, but for $7900 I’d just drive it until I can’t DIY fix it anymore. I bet I’d get a few good years.
Several years ago I worked at a museum in Manhattan for about a month and took note of a perfect looking, black Cayenne Turbo right outside the building, every day that I was there. The reason I remember it, at all, was due to the fact it sat there all day, with a driver in it, IDLING the entire time. 8 to 10 hours…
she’s a ‘writer’ at buzzfeed. what on earth were you expecting? quality journalism? originality?
Queue every Facebook uncle ranting about the 2nd amendment because this is going to happen in their cul de sac if they aren’t aloud to mount an M134 on top of their Subaru.
“hey hon, do you need me to pick up milk on the way home?”
The Pretoria Job, and instead of Minis, Toyota Hiluxs.
Best $5 spent.
Ugh I had a hyundaiometer. At once displaying 100% hyundais, 0% basic human dignity.
wait what? BMW literally just created a brand stinkin-new “Platform of Luxury” just for folks not to bitch about Rolls Royce being ‘cheapened’, meanwhile Bentley uses pretty much any old longitudinal VAG platform that fits a huge engine before shipping it off to be furnished in England; as for Mercedes-Maybach, it’s…
Do. Not. Disparage. The Blues Brothers.
Interesting feature in a car. Terrible feature on a web site.