You’re right. Leave him alone, people! Tracy should get a trophy for even trying to write an article. He’s a special little guy who did something! Words have no meaning, you brutes! Get off his delicate back.
You’re right. Leave him alone, people! Tracy should get a trophy for even trying to write an article. He’s a special little guy who did something! Words have no meaning, you brutes! Get off his delicate back.
You mean a “1968 movie camera”. Video cameras record footage electronically. This is a film camera. Maybe think about it next time you’re “filming” something on your phone.
• Huge fake grille is awful.
•Never wheel spacers with same skinny wheels. Always widen wheels with fender flares.
Correct: We don’t really need watches. However, I like them, and, in a meeting, when someone asks what time it is, I can tell them immediately while others are still pulling out their phones. That alone is not a reason to wear it, but it is useful. To reiterate, there isn’t a need, but they’re not totally useless.…
Wow, they did a great job of following the trend of huge fake grilles. Really well done, too. The bumper there... going straight through the huge fake grille, there? Yeah, you can hardly see it. Yeah, that one, right there. Golf clap, dipshits.
Sure they have bumpers. The bumpers have just been sucked inside the bodywork. This, combined with the baffling fashion for huge fake grilles means that, in the case of cars like Audis, the bumper goes straight through the massive fake grille, taking up about 40% of the fake grille area, which looks completely stupid.…
So, I guess you didn’t read far enough to get to the BMW Z3 M Coupe part at the bottom. Talk about lazy. I also autcross it.
When I could only afford one car, I did manage to get by with FWD and snow tires. I did that on my GTI and my Genesis Coupe. You can get by, yes.
Nice straw man argument there, mister feels-like-a-fight-today. I said nothing about “need”.
All true. Just to be clear, I was only mentioning my size to put the lie to Jalopnik’s assumption that people buy crossovers because they’re huge people.
Re Gear #1:
My DD is a Kia Sportage. Why? Because I wanted a hatchback, for carrying drums and bikes. But, I live in Chicago, so some optional AWD and a little ground clearance would help in the snow. I was thinking about a (FWD) Focus or a Golf with a lift kit installed, but then I realized I was inventing in my mind…
Here’s a better solution.
Here’s a better solution.
What are you? Kidding me? Studebaker Avanti, of course!
#1. Put your fucking phone down and pay attention, narcissistic dipshit... even more than in the summer.
You know, I never thought about it that way before. You’re right! Words should have no meaning! Thabk you flarble blarb a garb!
I think the seller, like so many people, really needs to look up the definition of “literally”.
“...he seems to ruined his Moto2 deal...”
When I read “stanced”, my brain automoatically translates it into “broken, useless, and intentionally ruined by a dipshit”.
Aaaah! Informative, that. Thanks very much! That said, I was still a little cheezed off that RA didn’t clearly outline what would (and more importantly WOULDN’T!) be involved in their $400 driver’s ed class. If I had known, I wouldn’t have spent the money. It didn’t teach me anything that my dad didn’t teach me when I…
At one time, I was hoping to get some kind of experience like this at Road America, but was disappointed. RA requires you to do their HPDE level 1 course first, which is a half day of A) watching a slide show explaining the very basic basics of weight transfer and how grip works, etc. Then an afternoon of driving…