About 260 km, the final hours of a 600 km day, which was the second day of a 1200 km trip home!
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True, but we are at least doing something about it: http://nextvlatam.com/index.php/1-ca…
Why not using an ESPRIT instead...? Sure it looks way better for my taste...
Renault Duster! (according to my mother who is a retired English teacher... )
Huayra: God of the winds (for the Quechuas) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huayra-ta…
Camry, Crown, Corolla, Corona, etc. they all meen CROWN in different languages...
It just means "The whore" or "the bitch" or "the prostitute", depending on context. I know it doesnt fit in QOTD because this is about names in ENGLISH, but also take into consideration the Nissan MOCO (Booger) and Mitsubishi PAJERO (someone who likes masturbation a lot!). It was sold in most of LA as "Montero".
From a first world point of view, I can take that as valid. But we in 3rd world countries usually have to resort to the spare wheel more than often. In major cities due to potholes and other obstacles. Outside of them due to bad roads, gravel roads, dirt roads, etc... Yet most imported cars are sold here with the…
Here in Argentina we have a similar culture and form of art, "fileteado", was very popular as a decoration for driver-owned buses, trucks and even taxis, especially throughout the past century... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fileteado and some more examples:
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In Argentina, Provincial Route 20 in La Pampa province. About 200 km (120 miles) of desert with only 2 slight curves.