It was likely #2. If you’ve played through Bioshock Infinite, you know that a one-line sentence spoiler could significantly taint the entire gameplay experience.
And I said “Seville/STS/SLS”, referring to the three models of Seville - Seville, Seville STS, and sEville SLS. STS and SLS weren’t simply trim packages. While “Seville STS” was its full model name, it was badged simply as “STS” and was often referred to as just “STS” long before they dropped the Seville name. STS = Se…
Saw the headline on Twitter, came for this, wasn’t disappointed.
For the most part, I agree. I’ll also add shadow quality. Go for a slow night drive with shadow quality on “high”, and again on “very high”. The difference is night-and-day, no pun intended. Cars and people in front of your car’s headlights cast moving shadows on the buildings behind them.
I assume you’re judging only the slider image, and not the video?
There were RWD Cadillacs with the 4.6L Northstar later on. The Shelby Series 1 had the Aurora 4.0 which was based on the Northstar, but obviously not identical.
The original and 2nd-gen Seville STS were FWD.
There aren’t many paint colours I know by name, but Rescue Green is one of them <3
Lots of Stuttgart lineage there.
Yeah, it was originally made exclusively as a FWD drivetrain. Allante, Seville/STS/SLS, Deville/DTS, Eldorado/ETC: all were FWD.
It took longer than usual for the race to start this morning
... and here’s the line-ups in the last days of Target in Canada:
The story goes that they were from a Bova bus. If so, they would already have been homologated, since buses require road-legal lighting just as cars do.
I was just as surprised that there was such a mint ‘77 Suburban in Germany at all than I was to see it on the ‘Ring.
I watched the video earlier today, and that comment stood out from the otherwise awesome video.
I love that literally every single comment so far states that the 12C’s looks are fine or better than the 650S’s.
You’re not alone. As of the moment I type this, every single comment on this article is stating the same, including me. Several others in Patrick’s article agree.
Neat, but not exactly what I expected.