He got kicked from thr F1 seat for lack of money, not lack of talent.

Here is a picture for those who don’t want to click on the link:

More torque, better fuel economy, and diesel is cheaper in some places.

These slippery bastards have held my dreams hostage for years. Every time I find one in my area I can almost buy.... and it slips away like a unicorn.

Since I’m only 15 (born in 2000), I have a much wider spectrum of cars than most people, but the one I loved most as a child was the Chrysler PT Cruiser. It was great in terms of looks being retro, and I thought cool. It was very customizable too. I wish it was still made.

Mercedes SL (R107 for chassis code nerds) was the it car of the 70s and early 80s.

My friends sister wants a Miata, because she thinks they're so cute...

Rotary Diesel... Obvious answer is obvious

It uses Diesel Fuel Marine (DFM), NATO spec F-76. However, most Navy ships can burn commercial source fuels as well as de-certified naval jet fuel (JP-5, NATO spec F-44). As long as it meets sediment and water content standards, the key test for all our fuels is a minimum flash point of 140F for safety.

I’m still researching those differences.

The only comparison that matters...

Can we get one of these explaining the differences between a Citation and a pile of crap?

But why would you say them in the first place