You buy a car like this so you don’t have to yield to pedestrians.
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If the driver forgets to activate DAS during a straight, no big deal.
If I am not already broke, I would go broke at these auctions. So much want.
According to Wikipedia:
Mercedes has worked with FIA from the start to make sure this system is legal. The old days of throwing a bunch of R&D money into a whole new system with questionable legality are long gone, especially given Mercedes’ recent financials.
My name is Haines!
Question: With the cell-to-pack technology they are able to cramp more battery material into available space, so does that make the overall battery pack heavier?
Detent? Catawampus?
You are doing it wrong by doing it right.
On the flip side, because less equity went into the loan at beginning, the car would be even more upside down if you were to trade it in before paying off.
I actually miss the days when cars can be fixed like this. Nowadays it’s a $1500 headlight or a $1200 grille that has to replaced and cannot be repaired.
If you had paid someone to do it, you would have just gotten your car back with a leaky condenser and a missing radiator bolt that they hoped you would never find out.
Load it up with red thread locker and just ratchet it in. Let the next owner worry about it.
My dad was an addict and took the trip to prison twice. I had friends to help me wrenching on beat down cars from the very beginning.
Just to be clear, the word “awesome” here emphasizes the functionality of wallpaper and not about the car NSX.
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Ah, children. A necessary evil if society is ever to advance. Between their constant demands, screams, messes and inane questions, their parents must soldier on (or else they go to jail). It’s a thankless existence I wouldn’t wish on anyone.
“Beta test?” Last time something called Beta entered the auto industry it didn’t end well...