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Where do you get your parts? My dad has a 96 in the Boston area (1968 V4) and the biggest pain has always been finding the parts that we needed for it. Recommendations?
Ugh that Garageband music sample after the race made me cringe...
It doesn't matter that they then rattle off a list of features, which are apparently limited to brakes, an engine, a transmission, and a clock. What matters is that this ad is for people with a pulse.
Well this could get interesting...
I knew of the Lucra BEFORE it was on Top Gear USA. Am I allowed to wear my Rutledge Wood glasses now?
Arguably the most important development in modern automobiles is the idea of a crumple zone. Before, cars were built as "rigidly" as possible causing the shock of a crash to be dispersed all throughout the vehicle. Now that we have crumple zones, sure, if you're in a big accident, your car will be nearly…
But...but...but...automatic? Whyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Food + cars + awesome writing = great article. This was thoroughly enjoyable.
Meh, needs plastidip.
This particular corner of the Nurburgring. I've seen 3 or 4 compilations of inexperienced hotshots crashing here
The whole Wi-Fi fad that attempts to bring in "hip" and "with-it" youngsters is kind of ridiculous. Yes, I can understand why one would need a little bit of Imagine Dragons Radio from Pandora every once in a while, but the idea of having a full internet connection in a car seems a little too tempting for the drivers…
Some of the most dangerous cars for celebrities are actually the ones that are not the "oh-look-at-me-I-have-ceramic-brakes-and-a-double-clutch" hypercars like Lamborghinis, Ferraris, or anything of the like. In all likelihood, a celebrity might get into an accident because they have no idea what their car is capable…
Absolutely, hands-down, no doubt, the worst police officers are Massachusetts police. If you've ever seen The Departed, you'd know that all the cops here love to patronize just about everyone in their thick "Bahstin" accents, while aggressively chewing half of a Chiclet. The corruption in MA police is not an…
The Hennessey Venom GT has a clean American muscle sound with a couple of whining turbos on the side. And it also shoots fire, so, like, that's f*ckin awesome.
The little "Winstorm" whisper at the end is classic
The Amphicar not only looked like a Tonka version of a 50s Cadillac, but also doubled as a miniature "power" boat. Just look at those headlights!
The Rimac e30