JEEZ FINALLY A MANUFACTURER LISTENED TO THE ENTHUSIAST MASSES AND IS BRINGING A TURBO AWD PERFORMANCE WAGON TO OUR SHORES that none of us will buy new because $40k is too much money for a VW (seriously that's V8 Mustang/STi money) so I'll just wait for one to show up at Carmax in a few years because I never put my…
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Oh sure they could. She was a victim of a tall concrete curb that was surely installed by a MAN to keep women down, etc, etc
A very open, and I'm sure very warm diff.
Right, the question is whether they hit a person or a crack pipe.
You mean it's not done to further intensify the chem-trails and subjugate us all even faster?
If you zoom back just enough you get ......omg its Jesus
So I guess the question is, what's the difference between different trims and different models? We give Porsche grief for having so many different 911s, but really you've got three core models or so (normal, cabrio, maybe GT3?), with different performance packages (base, S, GTS, 4).
Shut up. You whiny little bitches will complain about anything. Don't like it? Don't fucking buy it, don't come in here shitting on everyone else's parade. We're all having fun discussing a game were all excited about. I doubt anyone is going to lose any sleep over you not buying the game. Fuck off.
It's a turboshaft engine, so you have the turbine ultimately powering a prop shaft through some undoubtedly complicated transmission. The exhaust is otherwise rerouted or used for additional thrust I imagine. At least that's my limited understanding of these boats (and helicopters, of which the engine comes out of).
Hahaha. This is the CarMax warranty of NYC parking.
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1988 Ferrari 328 GTS. 25 degrees in the middle of February, down the FDR. Yes, there is fur on my jacket.
"So which broken one you want to buy?"
This is some Volvo Trucks-level confidence in their product quality right here.
Cadillac shooting barge. NP
Nigel: There are two superchargers. Look, right under the hood, two.
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It's always so amazing when a high-end manufacturer can come up with a new idea for its incredibly expensive car so their buyers can know they never have to worry about somebody having a similar feature on their 20 year old pseudo-sports car. I agree with you about not purchasing out of warranty. Also, how long…
Well, it is an old Chrysler. So you can't be too far off...
I would do this one: