Trucks like that down here are usually transporting along a regular route. And it seems as though the parked truck knew the other one as he radioed him to check on him. These guys probably run this road every day. That road would be posted at 100 kms per hour. Def not going any faster than that in my opinion.

This road would be a 100km/h zone. Truck does not appear to be going any faster than that. He had that on the skids before/as it came into shot. I think he has done a remarkable job here. Oppo lock in a b-double. Yeah ha

We off roaded this Daewoo on a charity rally through the Australian outback for 4 days and 2500k’s. Had the best time ever.

Your husband is a lucky guy. Your little kid on its way is gunna be happy.

It looks like the speed hump may have caused the car to roll forward a bit

Did you just switch it and see what happened?

Who said a Q5 can’t do off road. Though it looks like her tyre pressure was out by about 1.5PSI.

That list looks like a typical dinner menu.

Was refereeing to the forerunner sold here that was a hilux chassis.

Come to Australia mate

If this transmission failed in 3 minutes of testing by the Australian police force I'll give it about 45 seconds of leaving the Hertz driveway

I think the biggest cost difference will be in actual ownership. I can't see a specialised Abarth dealer charging the same as Mazda for services etc.

Funny thing is the Golf R ( and other similar VW brands with same motor) is sold here with reduced power because of our higher temperatures in Australia.

You had to go down on that road didn't you

Wwooooohhhh

You win

Looking at the grimace on his face I think it is already starting to warm up from the tyre rubbing

My 3 year old son would flip out if I put one of these in the front yard.

Nice to see a pic from DownUnder. Thanks $kay

You picked the wrong one sorry Doug.