40 passengers, 2,7 tons of cargo at 65 mph average in one of the hottest place in the world, all of this with 188 hp and on dirt roads. Sorry, but it does not seem feasible.
40 passengers, 2,7 tons of cargo at 65 mph average in one of the hottest place in the world, all of this with 188 hp and on dirt roads. Sorry, but it does not seem feasible.
Paradis perdus is a cover of a 1973 song by Christophe, lyrics by Jean-Michel Jarre.
Yes, they are in french. Pur-sang.
Wait, what ?
Lando Norris was mugged from his watch in Wembley after the Euro 2020 final. A probably much more unpleasant experience than Charles’s (who didn’t notice a thing, or so it seems).
LeClerc, maybe. But Leclerc ? Don’t think so.
The relatively heavy doors are also basically pinned shut at cruising altitude by the difference in air pressure between the cabin and the outside.
Isn’t it a problem to run on the same tracks the local shuttles that stop everywhere and high speed trains that go long distance without a break ?
The map showing the various power standards is a little disingenuous, since it’s not really a practical issue. In France, for instance a 1,5 kv standard is, indeed, frequent in the south, for historical reasons. But that’s on regular speed lines, used by regional trains (within, well, a region). The high speed lines…
Wait, you don’t look over your shoulder when reversing, in the UK ? Or you do it but with both hand on the wheel ? But, how ? I’m confused.
Nope.
Since it’s Canada in the middle of winter, maybe make do without the oiled up dancers ?
Well, akchually, Citroën didn’t try to mislead anyone. It was considered a smart feature, since it lowered the loading height, and promoted as such.
The article fails to mention Citroën main competitor at the time : The 205 T16, from Peugeot, Citroën’s parent compagny.
This. That’s cultural imperialism for you. There’s a whole world out there that so many americans, including those on the left and the “socially concious” just can’t bother to understand.
Great analogy ! You nailed it with that one.
Yes. But in Germany, because, well, germans. Car drivers will actively try to block you when you try to filter there ...
Cars with automatic choke that flood the engine when at high elevation. Fuck automatic chokes.
A tactical situation, it’s like a regular situation but someone has a gun ?
A number of Seat cars (Altea, Toledo...) had their wipers tucked in the A pillars.