Now, before we get into the pros and cons of the Charger, a little background on police cars. For years – decades, maybe; I wasn't alive – police cars were black and white, and they featured one revolving red light on the roof. These cars were slow, and unsafe, and low-tech, though they did have the advantage of…
They should just shut the fuck up and join the ride sharing movement. The reddit post summed it up perfectly how bad cabs are compared to ridesharing companies.
I think you need to go back to car door school. The Avantime has a complicated door mechanism to allow it to open in confined spaces. The R8 probably has more of an issue there.
They're BMW's in the same way Staten Island is part of NYC. Officially, yes, but we don't like to talk about it.
And here it is without any Skylines/GTRs!
They're not small, they're mini. And they're not even that, they're MINI.
"Dangnamit, Martha, what have I told you about leaving the air hose running when you're inflating the Delica?"
I bet the Maserati ran away from home. I don't blame it........I'd run too.
I spy with my little eye....
No, this looks just like a Honda Accord coupe.
Nice try, anonymous Ford Brand Manager.
Because California.
Oh believe me, if I could afford one, I'd own one right now. When I first discovered it seated 7 (the babies will be small for a good time to come, so rear space isn't the greatest concern), I pulled out my wallet and discovered I was far short of it's asking price... ;)
They have to do something useful with Lincoln first.
He was just demonstrating how to properly say the car's name... "I-BENT-a-DOOR"
Yea it most likely is the same car with a different front end. In fact, there's a few YouTube videos with the car I posted and the surrounding area of one of the pictures is the same as that in one of the videos:
Looks better than the one I spotted a few months ago at the local mall. That's not saying much though.
A. Lexus. Texas. Alexis Texas.
