Almost all the Lambo owners I know came from middle class roots. They all had a Countach poster on their wall as a kid and swore they would have an exotic someday. They are mostly small business owners and still work hard. The American dream is not a lie.
We've gone from wagon wheels, to tubes, to bias ply, to radial, to crappy run flats, but the concept of the wheel & tire has been evolving slowly.
in the case of Lotus, you just have to look for the damaged front wing to tell you who it is...
Because not everyone is delusional enough to believe they can afford the maintenance on a BMW when they are living on a Camry budget.
Is it wrong of me to simultaneously feel surprised and disappointed that these shitheads survived? So that they can get their slap on the wrist because nobody else got hurt, and hey, nothing bad can ever happen to rich males?
Grand National would like to have a word with you...
In that case they should airdrop it over the Himalayas or something to troll future archaeologists.
The guy with 10 time out dolls against his 1957 Chevy.
Or just get rid of the Pentastar all together and give it the Ecodiesel.
Nice. Way back when I had an '84 15th Anniversary T/A. Wish I had it now.
Good thing Maldonado wasn't driving that F1 car. He'd have crashed into the truck in mid air (somehow).
Why can't America ever have nice things? What did we ever do to Japan?
I think this would genuinely concern Subaru. Not for any of the sarcastic reasons in the article, but because Subaru pretty much has a monopoly on fuel efficient cost effective AWD vehicles.
By "a little black smoke", do you mean "massive doses of visibility-damaging, lung-destroying carcinogens"?
Except these things are ugly.