I just threw mine out

I think they're saying it from the perspective relative to street car hybrids. Yes - all other F1 engines have it, and are almost required to by the rules - but no other street car engines do. This is the big deal aspect of why it makes business sense for Honda to even be in this game - it allows them to brag that…

Seems the logical answer... but then again, if you asked a person 25 years ago what we had today, that's probably exactly what they would expect.

Wait... you're going to make the F150 out of Aluminum?

Generally trailer weight doesn't matter (as long as you adhere to the GCVW of the RV) when it comes to legally towing with an RV and a standard license. Where you can easily run into trouble though is in the overall combined length of the rig. Some states limit you to as little as 50' combined, which isn't much room…

Entirely depends on the state. In many states, that rig would actually be illegal, even with a CDL (it's combined length is too long) - unless you got special overlength load permits. That said, in most states, that would qualify as an RV (has a toilet, bed and way of heating food), and only has to meet the RV laws…

And it's decendent, the 962:

This came up in a discussion the other day - there's something about the 917 that makes it just look larger than it really is in pictures. Someone posted these two pictures of it next to more "typical" cars, and it really gives you a sense how small it really is:

Between the headers and the backside of the radiator, not the best placement. Much better would be to get a wide yet thin snorkel and pull air from in front of the radiator... but if you intended to put the hood back on, you'd have to be pretty sneaky with fitment to make it work.

Saw this car earlier this summer (at the same car show the picture in the ad is from). "Street Scene 2014" in Syracuse, NY if you want to search it on your favorite social media website for pictures. They're out there:

Driver's Village in Syracuse, NY is a shopping mall converted into mega-car dealership (21 brands + a large used car lot). Works really well from a practical perspective - plenty of parking for car sales. The building was then converted into a series of large service bays and showrooms. It's especially nice in…

Yes, but those who are minimalists may not need to even carry their credit card anymore

Diesels in most U-Haul vehicles would get better fuel mileage, have more power, and be more reliable... however they cost more upfront, and require more maintenance - which is why U-Haul switched to gas motors. They could care less about your fuel economy while driving them - plus people are less intimidated to drive…

If I HAD to drive through a tornado, I'd want it to be in nothing less than this:

The Syracuse Nationals is a pretty big event, and hails itself as the "largest car show in the northeast"

The 924 Carrera GT was a factory race car turned production car version of the 924. When they developed the 944, they liked the look of the 924 Carrera GT enough that they decided to have the 944 come stock with a more polished version of the wide body.

Short version: Cops repossessed girl's car as stolen - 4 years after she bought it from a dealership, despite having the title and registration in her name at the DMV. No title issues, or anything unusual, came up in the purchasing process at the dealership or the DMV.

You may want to check the oil - I see there's no puddle under your car, so it must be running low

Typically planes will ascend much quicker, and will actually have their peak altitude be not far after takeoff. They then slowly descend for the remainder of the flight so they can save a little bit of fuel by constantly gliding a little bit (and loosing a little bit of altitude) the rest of the way.