And the car still got a “good” rating, meaning you would be 46 percent less likely to die in a crash than one rated “poor” which in this case I think means, a soapbox derby racer or cycle car from the 1930s made out of leather.
And the car still got a “good” rating, meaning you would be 46 percent less likely to die in a crash than one rated “poor” which in this case I think means, a soapbox derby racer or cycle car from the 1930s made out of leather.
Very cool. The original from the TV show is great with the horns, but there’s a super-long intro before you get to the well-known part that was cribbed for Spyhunter. This gets right to the point and has the great surf guitar sound. Of course The Ventures also did the Hawaii Five-O theme and Wipeout. They claim to be…
I am surprised the truck moved so much, presumably it was at least in park even if the brake wasn’t set. I know it’s a 4,000 pound car, but the wheels just roll. I guess maybe it’s just the fronts, and the backs are just sliding?
I would guess the long game is persuading the owner of the engine to reunite them and then sell a completed car as Dean’s actual car. As many Ferraris are rebuilt from just the chassis (partly because Ferrari itself considers that to be “the car”, partly because engines and bodies were blown up or damaged racing), so…
Up to a point, but sub-Miata size like the Fiat X 1/9, Lotus Elise, and Smart cars—you can be killed by a motorcycle, not to mention in a crash that would leave you uninjured in a normal sized car. I think we should be able to drive Kei cars if we want, but when I see a Smart or subcompact that’s just small to be…
The song and video ads are all set to go, just digitally replace the race cars with Crosses and the analog tire pressure gauge with digital (man they lived on the edge then!) and job done!
Its little light is a great indicator to warn any first date to run away, can’t really miss it right there sticking out of the cigarette lighter auxiliary power source.
Chevy was able to do pop-ups in an interesting way on the C4 Corvette, so there is still some hope.
1. Buy Tesla Model 3s.
Yeah but he lost the mustache war with Dennis Gage. Whose My Classic Car show coincidentally airs on Motor Trend.
Um how could you leave out Torch from your dream team? Granted he’d have to be limited to one segment about taillights per season, but he can always put those on here. The height difference between him and DeMuro would be fun too.
Well of course YOU’d say that.
Well if the boys in blue are going to have their interest piqued, I’d think a part for a Crown Vic might just be the thing to do it. Like a horseshoe for their best buddy Silver.
To be fair, those are comically small spots. Or they would be in the U.S., which is trying to catch up by making all spots “compact” when everyone drives SUVs.
The article specifies automatic, but otherwise a solid pick, it’s less common than the Miata and has an equal fun quotient. Also the Abarth model could probably be found in budget, with a few miles on it. And I think those are less likely to go down in value than the other models.
Well that middle sentence raises some questions I’m not sure we want the answers to.
Well, I just have to direct you to the words of Jim Carrey (at about 2:24, accepting an award for best male performance for the Truman Show):
It’s all down to whether you have a bumper sticker that says, “Gas, grass, or a$$, no one rides for free.” Obviously if you have that the tracker has not paid its way and is a freeloader and fair game.
So what you’re saying is, “I’m your Huckleberry”?
California right now: