
The '96 GTI had this awesome/awful seat upholstery. It's no Otmar Alt, but it's pretty '90s.
The '96 GTI had this awesome/awful seat upholstery. It's no Otmar Alt, but it's pretty '90s.
I'll blame the compression.
Except that it's not a 2016 expiry, it's a 1986 one just like in the movie. My guess is that it's one of the many replicas available to purchase. Judging by the lack of mounting holes and the incorrect font used on the "AUG" decal, this looks like the one.
This explains why there was so many Back to the Future references in this McLaren video from a few days ago:
I know that /DRIVE's business model had to change, and I understand why it did.
Prohibitively expensive? No. But it was once totally free, and now it's half of the price of Netflix.
Wait, 42 minutes?! And we don't have to pay for /DRIVE+ to see the whole thing?! Yay! Thanks, Pirelli!
Associating ≠ comparing.
Others have said it, but I'll sum it up: 3 SNL cast members & 1 three-time SNL host.
The trio should all be making a whole bunch of money, but do you really care the exact amount? It's likely going to be more than anyone should ever deserve for larking about with your mates, and you'll just watch it on the iPlayer through the Hola Chrome extension, anyways.
The Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman shown here is de-badged, which makes me think that the producers of the series didn't want it to be identified as a Mercedes-Benz, which is sensible: a Benz in this context makes no sense. The car here is used as an official Japanese government vehicle, and using a Benz in this world for…
Subaru Justy.
Tandy wasn't fazed much...