That’s kind of funny, because to me diesel school buses sound wrong. I am old enough that my town only got diesels the last couple years of high school. Before that it was a fleet of Cornbinder Internationals with big block gas motors wheezing away though a slush box. I can still hear the whine of those things as they…
It’s an old Jeep, not a Bentley.
Ferrari also got rid of the turn signal stalk without too many complaints, but they did so in a much more reasonable way and also for a purpose (to keep that area clear for large shift paddles). Also, their wheel stayed round. Tesla is just doing this...because.
Not-diesel, not-gasoline, you say?
I would think any SUV. They tend to be boring boxes and that looks breaks up the boringness. take this custom Atlas for example. As a bonus, if you actually do off-road in an SUV, you have more options for replacement body panels.
So they hit 331mph Canadian?
Not 4, not 6, 5 is the perfect amount.
I love how nicely this plugs into the generic NP/ND comments we get on Jalopnik:
I like how Europe is basically just pretending nuclear power doesn’t exist, despite the fact that nuclear power is the reason why they were able to overcome fossil fuels.
This price actually tracks with other with other examples for sale but I can’t in good conscience recommend anyone buy this. I’m pretty sure the market is being propped up by all of the blind people who originally bought these selling them to each other. It’s even worse than the Rogue.
Easy, just drive it across the border.
Kramer? Is that you?
And the Trogdor comes in the NIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT!
The Arch users will get this joke, but they’ll have to make install it first.
Need to recompile the latest headlights driver before I can head out tonight.
Yeah, it happens.
A base Golf is still a fun car. They have a nicer pedal feel and roll on acceleration than you’d expect. I had one back in 2009, when I couldn’t really afford nice stuff. But a base Golf was a good car then, and it was a nice car. Don’t get me wrong, it wasn’t fast, but I did enjoy it on the curvy back roads of…
Meh, I’ll give him 5/10.
I remember back in the early 90's my uncle had a total piece of crap Datsun and the ignition switch failed. Instead of replacing it he wired in a toggle switch and a doorbell button. Yes, you had to “ring the door” to start the car.
Love the asymmetric grill.
