What did the airport say to the plane?
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So is there some intelligence to the auto trans that wont let it shift in situations that could make it dangerous (for example leaning through a corner on the throttle) ... not that you’d be doing that on a Goldwing ... I’m just thinking about other applications for sportbikes etc.
Have you considered using the handbrake (or in American speak: emergency brake) instead?
699? I could build that in 2 hours for probably 60 dollars including the battery ...
Needs far more stars than it has!
I’m a huge wagon fan and like the way that looks, but I do think that particular car would really benefit from a set of lowering springs!
Exactly. Here’s another with half the miles, original paint and wheels and much better color combo for same money ...
The one I saw was a 3000GT lol
I never touch it. I wont even open an unlocked door to turn lights off. If it’s a store/whatever, I will walk in and let someone know so they can call the owner, but I will not do it myself.
NP from me.
The obvious (and only) answer here is an old Toyota pickup. May not be the fastest or the coolest, but it will start every time and go over any terrain.
There are no roads left to kill in Michigan.
That is incredibly cool and innovative for the time!
BMW 635csi of the same year had 208 hp out of a 3.4 liter 6 cylinder ...
Probably, but the orignal car was close to 4000 lbs anyway ... and it isn’t like they built it for time attack at Laguna Seca anyway ...
I love that the underhood arrangement is in the shape of a V8. Classy!
Some of the points are valid, and some are just plain silly:
I learned on an older Subaru Impreza with a 2.2. Let’s just say that it doesn’t exactly have oodles of torque down low, and it has a very clunky transmission anyway ... I recall lots of neck snapping jerking the first few tries. Once I got ahold of it, it was fine, and it definitely made the 5 series I drove after I…
Subaru Forester.