I have always liked the Lancia 037 spoiler on that particular car. It seems to double as both aero and a billboard.

Vacuum systems operating the simplest of things from headlights to door locks and vents. Finding the leaks was never fun and if you got one in the right spot there was always a hiss to remind you.

Additionally, your elected Texas officials have encouraged sprawling crypto mining to make it less financially lucrative to hamper the electrical grid during cataclysmic demand! /s

Nice article. I’ve driven in the UK here’s my take:

Is the back bumper 1-piece or 2-piece. I am oddly fixated that Subaru may have bought back malaise era rear bumpers with this.

It probably charged up the marginally dead battery which delivered the majority of the amps.

I remember reading articles for the comments. Now the articles read the comments for the articles.

Wow - I’m sure it’s still better than any electronics from Lucas.

A preview of what it will look like after it’s first parking lot excursion:

Firrari Birchlinetta

Bah..

For me it’s a tie between a (2008?) Chevy Epica diesel mated to a 5-speed and a 2010 Ford Fiesta offered as an “Eco” rental. The Epica was decent enough in the power department, but the redline was so low and the car constantly felt out of-breadth trying to reach it. It was a real pain to drive, especially on a fast…

Hey David, here’s some help with the circuit terminology:

Nice power slide:

Great article - thanks for sharing your experience.

$28mil and they couldn’t even synchronize the trunk panels? I’m taking my money elsewhere!

Hey, fat uncle Bob was called sporty at the last beach get-together for wearing a speedo. Did it make him faster? Doubt it, but it sure left a memorable impression. Is this any different? (/sarcasm - I agree with you.) 

I saw the title and author, I then thought to myself: “Does rust burn?”.

Lawrence is probably a bot: written to filter out top comments, remove those that speak bad about slideshows, and then auto-generates a slideshow.

Thanks Torch!