An electric car from a company not known for the reliable electronics in their cars? Where do I sign up?
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Love the Rene Lalique hood ornament.
Looks like so much fun/death.
I was on the island of Madeira for several months late 1997/early 1998 and I walked past a red one parked in the street. I didn't know anything about it at the time.
You must be a really fun person. No google translate used here. Just using what I remember of portuguese from nearly 20 years ago and not being able to use it on a regular basis. Why did you have to go all douche-nozzle, brosef? See, I'm cool-just like you!
Está sério? A qualidade dos italianos é melhor dos brasileiros? Tenho a mesma razão por conduzir autos japoneses.
Mesmo legal! Acho muito interessante o mercado automóvel do Brasil. Há muitos autos indígenas, que não se encontram em qualquer outro país.
Same here. And I don't feel like I am missing out on anything. Infotainment and smartphone integration just seem like devices to take my attention away from driving. I felt high tech when my stereo died and I got a new one with an AUX In port so I could plug my MP3 directly in!!
Bummer. I know they have those spectrometers that scan a sample and try to match it, but I've heard that metallics and pearls are notoriously difficult to match, as there is no standard for the size of the "metallic" flakes and whatnot.
Just go to your nearest auto paint supply house with the color code of off the label in your door jamb and they can mix up some antique sage for you. Granted, it will have to be more than one of those fingernail paint size deals, but you can probably get out of there for ~$20. For example, the color on this one is…
Strong work. You have all my jellys.
Yeah, but you bought the only one worth buying.
I drink tons of skim milk. Will not stop. I am a grown adult and experience precisely zero of the maladies you suggest a majority of adults experience. Low fat chocolate milk has even been shown to be a great recovery drink.
I love how one of the supposedly best Audis was not built by Audi.
I think that a lot of them can be found at the other end of the spectrum in more pedestrian cars. Things like:
Had the labels been engraved into the panel then the frivolity would have actually paid off! Easiest and most effective weight savings: have the driver take a whiz and clip his finger and toe nails before the race.
The label-maker labels probably more than made up for the weight savings of putting speed holes in the key.
I think the current Foresters are quite handsome. And I'm not even a lesbian.