What's amazing is that the B52 is scheduled to be airborne into its 90s

Call it a failure all you want, but if I see an early 90's minivan it is usually one of these. Their competitors have long since been scrapped.

GM letting its customers down was pretty typical, and just as bad was its insistence on badge engineering. Rather than let Pontiac get to blitz into showrooms with something unique and interesting, GM decided that Chevy and Oldsmobile needed a piece of the action. GM shared the platform over to Chevy for the Lumina…

It really is.

To put it simply, What a very interesting mix of cars.

I wouldn't call the L7 105 weak. Its more than capable against everything pre mid 80's at least. Tore through everything the Iraqi's had in the first Gulf War.

Debatable, the L55 that is on the current Leo II packs more punch, but both have proven their effectiveness rather well i'd say.

Abrams.

Same platform that was developed and launched during the original trilogy. Still around albeit with quite a few improvements.

The next level Power Up has the same goodness to it. Except this boss, Gargantua, is terrifying. It's massive, runs as fast as you, and takes you down in seconds. You only deal with it twice, but it looms over you the entire level. The ground trembles under its feet, its roars echo through ruined corridors, and its…

They are the widest of any street car right now.

American delivery vehicles of the time had sliding doors.

That would make for an interesting scene.

Amazing set

What RPM are these trucks getting their peak figures?

Satellite systems are so important for early detection. Being able to mess that up will be very important for a ground invasion.

Such beautiful music a Big Block Chevy makes.

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It's an ironic juxtaposition. The 2000GT an example of what you should do when designing a car, the entire Toyota lineup behind are all examples (save the FRS) of what you shouldn't do when designing a car.