Looks pretty good to me.
punkgoose17
punkgoose17
I easily fit a largish tub chair into the back of my 2017 Hatch. Great car - no regrets about it so far other than lack of volume knob on the stereo.
In Europe:
Trust me, I thought about it already. However, the real issues with big block swaps in Panteras are the torque thru the ZF transaxle and the length of the engine. The ZF transaxle is very expensive to rebuild and can develop problems somewhere above 500 lb-ft of torque. The length of most big blocks (looks like the…
$kaycog not only had the most posts but she had the BEST posts. If you know what I mean and I think you do. Here’s to you, $kaycog!
In the TNG episode “A Matter of Perspective”, (spoiler alert for the plot twist) a powerful energy beam is fired at Riker at the exact moment he’s beaming off of a space station. It’s done maliciously with the intent of killing him, but the beam bounces off of the transporter beam and is deflected away in another…
Wow you're right. The basic door pull ruins an otherwise beautiful door panel.
My old 1977 Mercury Monarch had door handles where the release latch was a lever sort of parallel to the diagonal grab handle. More staple-gun like than trigger, but still a cool implementation.
I hear this guy is looking for his car:
ROOF SCOOP!
Nearly 15-year-old Spykers, like this C8 Double 12, still look better than a lot of brand new supercars. This is objective fact.
(the average person isn’t hitting 155 MPH 20 times in a row on their way to work)
Looks are 100% subjective.
This just about all but guarantees that the 2.5 is going into the Veloster N for 2021. and the DCT option since there’s even been multiple test mules going around, with it. I hope AWD is included. Biermann et al, have been talking how N performance needs to get ratcheted up.
Because lots of us do?
Nissan = Cheap
Sold with the engine bay propped open. Provided down force. Ergo spoiler.
Did someone say weird spoiler(s)?