I mean, I guess. I feel like that might be something the third owner would think about but until then... if you’re willing to spend $300,000 on car I can’t imagine operating and maintenance costs are a significant factor in your personal budgeting.
My teeth are human wire strippers. I can chew on an 86-92 GM product insulation nub for at least an hour. Whatever organic acid they used in that polymer is TASTY!
B-b-but it’s only meant to go in a straight line! How hard can that be?
You know your opinion is unpopular (read: objectively wrong) when two comments below get starred more than your own.
Comes with them and a pair of road going fronts as standard equipment. Everything tucks in to a special compartment in the trunk. You are meant to change at the drag strip.
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Correct! It is the car clarkson had them land a helicopter on
You’re bringing up some weird memories...
I am not the expert on this...but I believe a “shootingbrake” is technically a two-door wagon, kinda like a wagon-coupe per se. Like this Volvo P1800.
Musk continues to live up to my expectations of his engineering and manufacturing experience including a crony capitalist mindset.
If you purchase a supplier to your own company and your competitors you do not cut off your competitors. You continue to get a piece of what they make.. They pay full cost plus margin you…
Reminded me of this film.
The clear winner is the Lada Riva / VAZ 2105.
The whole point of the original 240z was to offer a reasonably good performance car for not much money. It was slower in a straight line than the contemporary muscle cars, but of course it also weighed much less. The 240Z also offered most of the performance of something like an E-type while costing significantly…
Ford Model T could show a modern Explorer a thing or two about off-roading