Unless YouTube is lying to me, it seems like German automotive television background music is dominated by english-language music.
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Unless YouTube is lying to me, it seems like German automotive television is dominated by english-language background music.
Speaking of some sweet, sweet Northstar love, there are people out there shoehorning these engines into their Fiero.
The Lincoln in the background is a pretty impressive piece of mid-90's American engineering too.
Yes, make a Mustang-based sedan. That would be great. Just don't call it a Mustang. In fact, I'm not sure where in the lineup such a car would fit. It could sit next to the Crown Vic, a car that Ford is barely selling to private buyers. Other than the Vicky, most of the Ford lineup is too new to be axed to make way…
"Driving Big Cars, Getting Gas From Getty"
I thought this system was for parallel parking only.
I'd like to see a "making of" on this. I wonder, for example, how much of the driving was automated, if any.
We would have had this exact car from AMC thirty years ago if the Gremlin team sat with the Eagle team in the lunchroom.
Was that a Soul Coughing reference?
I'm considering a Suburban myself, and I love the wheel and tire setup. I don't know if I'd go to a twenty-inch wheel for a truck that will actually go off-road, but I've long known that I'd adopt either black or gunmetal wheels for my truck.
The thing I hate about these kits is that it makes me spend too much time looking at the photos for some practical way of hiding the donor car's teltale lines.
I agree with the above, that while the fob is nice, most of us carry a device with a nicer screen. Hell, the Tamagatchi has a nicer screen. I could see the data being sent via OnStar to a nice, pretty bank of web servers in a well-lit white room, serving WAP pages to the little cell phones of car owners.
As I recall, Hino was supposed to do something similar, using their Toyota connection to score the same battery packs at the Prius:
Reasonably priced car? Jay arrived at his first post-Carson tonight show in a Shogun. This article claims that he owns car #003:
DougN, the MGB-GT is even more cult-like.
Mark Miller, scotte, what is this brake/pedal technique? I owned a Toyota Van embarassingly recently, and would love to have shown my undercarriage to passerby in an act of hoonage.
Best Chik-fil-A ever: Covington, LA.
This is a Toyota VAN with some body work and caminization. I can't quite tell from the photos, but either the top is chopped, or the bottom line of the glass was brought up. Of course, the grille and headlights are custom, though I'm not sure of the source.