Do Dunlop/Pirelly and likes make winter paws for cats?

I respected Dacia's no-nonsense aprroach at making affordable cars. Right until the point the NCAP results for the Lodgy came in. Only 3 fucking points. And Dacia had the galls to comment "Yeah that's what we wanted. It's still about as safe as a ten year old used car, so that's what we were aiming for". They don't…

I don't get them either!

The R-class was a disaster, but apparently they sold quite well in China. See, to show that you truly have arrived, over there you need to sit in the back being chauffeured. So it was quite a hit with government big-wigs. All the dignitaries could sit in the back. No need for someone to sit in the passenger seat and…

They did. They also developed the whole platform for their Corsa and then the Adam.

BTW. The Encore IS an Opel. They just left Opel with the development costs, and then marketed the car worldwide (in markets Opel isn't allowed to explore into) under the Buick name.

Nope, the Chevy cars are either Korean crap, or they already are rebranded Opels.

Wow, how tall are you? I'm 1,95m and I can easily sit in a 500. Or did you put the seat up for comedy value?

Without keys in the ignition, or the modern equivalent thereof, they can kick all day. All they get it the good old fashioned broken headlight.

Interesting article. Thanks for sharing!

If you want ot own a Trabant, why not spice it up a little?

Especially if half a year later everybody and their grandmas drives one, and they even got it cheaper.

Does Canada also have this stupid law that completely separates dealerships from the car companies and therefore lets them run free to do stuff like this? If a European dealership would pull such a stunt they'd loose the privilege to sell new cars from that brand soon.

Nice!

Are you still trying to turn the phrase "gymkhana" into a registered trademark, and if so why?

And why exactly did you share this to oppo?

Errm, Patrick? Wasn't he the most wanted mass-murderER?

I never said that it wasn't a step above reading tea leaves. The problem is that it is just that, ONE step above.

You are right! But that is still guesswork. Call me old-fashioned, but I rather liked it when they said that they don't know anything for sure yet, instead of publishing first and verifying later.

How is a tweet from someone who claims to having been on the plane a cradible source? Did they check passenger logs to confirm that?