There's an extensive McLaren F1 project thread on the PistonHeads forums. The owner has indeed upgraded the suspension, brakes, tyres, and far more besides - much of it documented in the thread - and yes, upgrades are more than possible, especially if you don't value the soft ride.

Sorry, I think you've managed to trick yourself. Here's another "render", from the same "set", on a cloudier day.

European VAT is applied based on where the goods are purchased. If we import goods from outside the EU, we have to pay VAT on them. Exports are free of VAT, provided we can prove they left the region.

And yet here you are, bravely flaming someone you don't know in the slightest on Jezebel for being ignorant and having a defective personality and being a major problem with feminism on the basis of a couple of throwaway comments, one of which was acknowledging and learning from the issue you've taken. You're leading…

I don't know about drifting, throttle modulation, etc; these are FWD cars, they'll be more or less stable under power because they're pulling the nose in the direction of travel while the tail falls in behind. That's the exact opposite of drifting.

It wouldn't be entirely useless. Electric motors may have a super wide power band but it's still limited. The Roadster's official 0-60 went from 4.0 sec to 5.7 sec when they ditched the 2-speed transmission.

I'm no electric car cheerleader, but the facts have you covered: the Tesla Roadster is 2700lb, 290hp and rwd. Given the nature of electric motors and batteries there's not much point to having a transmission.

Prepare to have your mind blown, my friend.

This.

If she'd 'removed herself from the situation or brought it to light when it happened' she'd have been sixteen, disabled and homeless, jackass.

Yup.

A good driver doesn't just drive their car; they pay attention and "drive" the whole road, adjusting their speed and lane as necessary to make everyone's journey better.

The "thanks" signal I've seen and use here in the UK is flashing your indicators side to side - left, right, left or right, left, right.

A quick check of dealer prices suggests you could get a 22-year old Land Rover for $6k in South Africa, the richest African country. In Zimbabwe one with 300,000km on the clock will set you back $7k.

Tyres, hands down. After that...

Video. Claims he hit 197mph - in the wet. With the pass at 2:30 and in-car footage at 3:00, I can believe it.

I'm with you there... though I started with a kouki, kept the SR20 that came in it (EU car) and I've put money into a new diff, nicer wheels and boost mods plus deleting the ABS.

NASA FAKED THE WHOLE THING

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