1991 Honda CR-X HF
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“I will totally buy one.” -Every Jalopnik Focus RS fan a month ago.
Maybe the wheel/tire package is linked to another go fast bit, and the RFs are part of the package.
I know this may be a pretty unpopular submission, but I have never been able to get over the preportions of the last generation CTS Coupe. There are just huge flat expanses of flat metal and plastic paneling. The belt line is awkwardly high and the rake of the car front to rear makes for odd disparities between the…
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What’s crazy is that while everyone panned the iDrive back in the day, it ended up setting the tone for all in-car systems. Everything has an infotainment system now, whether it’s operated by touch screen or some controller, from the lowliest Versa to the modern 7-Series.
Brass-edged ice scrapers.
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Pictured: Q7 design brief. Note the elegant use of LEDs.
It'll be nice to see new TG episodes. In the meantime, I do wish BBC America would play something besides reruns and "best of" shows. There are so many great BBC shows and apparently the programmers think all we want is TG.
If you can't get a Mini-cooper the next best choice is ....
And a hatchback.
I'm a porter for a body shop in CT, and our local BMW dealership just got one. I sure can't wait for a poor salesperson to ding it up moving it into the showroom.