
I'm pretty sure this bus trip takes up all 10 spots on this list:
I'm pretty sure this bus trip takes up all 10 spots on this list:
The sky is actually not blue...
UGH! That ad just screams "I was once a child and loved facing backwards in my parent's Volvo. It was awesome! But now, I'm an adult, so FUCK YOU CHILDREN OF TODAY! No rear-seats in your Volvo you little brats!"
I propose the Cadillac Sixteen as the obvious replacement choice. I'd say the Ciel (or even a sedan variant of the Ciel), but we all know how a convertible could turn out...
Soooo.... you can play Pokemon X and Y without any frame drops in 3d now?
YOU'RE GOING TO BE HAPPY AND YOU'RE GOING TO LIKE IT!!!!
I agree. If they ever did decide to market a rear-mid-engined vehicle they should choose to name it something not "Corvette". Heck, they can bring back the Corvair as a mid-engined high-performance sports car!
First off: that looks like so much fun!
I'm glad the tow truck driver at least had the decency to properly load the car onto the flatbed.
Fine Nintendo, don't make a Pokemon Snap 2! I don't want it anyways...
If you don't need that much power, here's a cheaper option, also on clearance. [ DieHard 750 Watt Mobile Power Inverter, $40]
That's one nice looking shoe-car...
Maybe? I believe "Police Interceptor" vehicles have upgraded brakes built to a certain spec (not disclosed). That may be the case here.
But the main question we still have is why it's happening. Simple glitch in Google's systems? Or does someone want us to see this particular car crash, of which there have been so many?
Question - I thought this was already addressed/known when they first announced the concept of their car. It's even included in the article you linked to [http://jalopnik.com/googles-new-ca…]: