...that's pretty awesome. Keep us updated!
...that's pretty awesome. Keep us updated!
I can't say I know enough about it either, but I'm just grabbing straws here. And none that I can find with a quick googling, only some green car forums where people have successfully mounted 2" receiver hitches to them for a few hundred dollars.
My University's IT department has converted (with the help of the Engineering school) a small fleet of Ford Festiva hatchbacks to run on massive battery banks and electric motors. They're the fastest cars on campus from A to B because they're small enough to drive on the walkways and have absolutely mind-numbing…
It's for the frickin' lasers.
Exactly; the Model S has one of the stiffest frames ever created, and the suspension, from what I remember reading, is a near "geometrically perfect" design, in addition to an optional air suspension system that, in theory, in infinitely variable for all types of driving conditions, including towing. The heaviest…
Curious: anyone know what the tow rating is on a Model S P85/D? Gotta be at least 5000 pounds right?
That is a criminally beautiful Vette.
a 3 speed auto definitely doesn't help. Throw a rock crusher 4 speed behind it, I'm sure it'll hold
Winston/Busch/Craftsman is how it should always be. With Union 76 as the sole gas supplier.
Gonna have to put "racing on a gixxer with studden tires on a frozen lake" pretty high up there on my "Shit I'll Never Be Brave Enough to Do" list
Maybe it's just a New England thing, but all the hockey moms up here rock either Grand Caravans or E-350 12-passenger vans if they need this much space. Must be daddy's rig.
Stretched frame F-350 diesel with a salvage title for the price of a new Grand Caravan + 2 years worth of hockey equipment for a team + gas for…
Very true, maybe an Eclipse GSX for a little better at the time though. I've seen maybe 3 Beretta's on the road ever, which is surely a testament to 80's / early 90's GM build quality (coming from a (short)lifelong GM guy)
Several dozen, in fact. Several dozen cars are cooler than a liftback Alfa Romeo.
Am I tapped for thinking that thing looks kind of badass and if I was 22 at the time it came out and had never seen an M3 before, I'd consider buying one?
V-v-v-vaporware. I'll happily be proven wrong, but I don't see this exercise in photoshop & dreaming ever coming to fruition.
This is more M3, the Hammer is more M5