There have been some rule changes here, too. Around y2k you could get an Audi RS6 “commercial van”, but that craziness has stopped.
There have been some rule changes here, too. Around y2k you could get an Audi RS6 “commercial van”, but that craziness has stopped.
Wow, interesting. In Norwar, you can save half the car’s price by buying it as s two seater commercial car. You save taxes. After 15 years, you can mount those seats again, tax free. So you’re saying there’s a deal to be made for lots and lots of cheap seats from the US for all those people who reseat their cars here?
Volvo’s turn to what? The PAG is no more.
Holding Volvo standards in high disregard.
Nailed it! I’m very susceptible to the whole Subaru concept, but even coming from a ‘93 Volvo 245 and a ‘96 Nissan Primera (awful tinshed on wheels) just didn’t convince me.
Makes me want to open a bodyshop nearby, with no signs outside. Quiet walk of shame.
I expected decent tires on spot #1.
But you did get repaid somehow, or were not bumped up in rates? The whole uninsured thing sounds strange to non-Americans. If someone is uninsured and in a crash in Europe, they will be made to pay.
Ferrari brought back to its natural state of “charred”.
How do you say his last name? It’s not...[shitwood]?
http://www.porsche.com/norway/no/mode…
A new 911 GT3 RS is 306000$ new in Norway. Sort of halfway to the boutique vintage hipster thing.
Bailed at 1:23, it hurt too much. Some people should just not be allowed to sit on piles of money.
I want to hide it in my garage.
Dodge: So ugly, it resists magic.
What did Chevy feed these people before filming? You could probably seat them in a Soviet Moskvitch and they’d say: “Oh, this feels like a spaceship! I can smell the individual concerns of this people owned enterprise!”