I believe you mean BRRRRRRT BRRRRRRRTING everyone in sight.
mcseanerson
mcseanerson
Came here to make the same comment.
Came here to make the same comment.
Robert Cumberford also uses this term.
In rally they have wipers, so yes.
That’s a backlite.
Rankor
This is so wrong that it’s right.
The whole point of the evergreen Porsche 911 is that it provides the performance of a rarified exotic car, only at a lower price with more usability and reliability, too. But now here’s an air-cooled 993 GT2 selling for $2.4 million, and what’s even the point anymore?
If it ran fine it would be NP. As it sits it needs to be under 40K, CP.
#relevantusername
Taco trucks do offer a variety of foods. My neighbors family’s taco truck had lots of stuff but the hot ticket was the pork tamale.
Did you and Stef have a fight to the death over who got to write this?
Personally, I don’t see the point of this. It definitely makes sense on a large vehicle like a tank or a ship to destroy incoming missiles and such but I don’t see the point in using a laser to attack. Bullets are cheaper and more reliable. Missiles can be fired and forgotten.
The only choice.
It wasn’t so much the attitudes as it was the lack of knowledge. Everyone’s upgrades were the same: CAI, STAGE 3 CLUTCH, MOTOR MOUNTS. Always written in all caps. Coming from Volvo and Mazda communities the bar was already set too high.
My CRX. It smoked terribly on the test drive but I figured “$800, what have I got to lose.” Would not do again. It wasn’t the exhaust leak, rusted shell, failing water pump, cable clutch held on with vice grips that put me off. It was the Honda community.
Yeah, but it can be repaired with a rubber band, a straw, and some paper clips.
You’re all wrong.
No one is going to spend hours on a configurator, seeing what it would look like in orange or with bigger wheels. It will never be seen in a Fast and Furious film. It’ll never be an option in the Forza Motorsport video game. It’ll never be a poster on a young boy’s bedroom wall.