I know, I know. But they were saying theirs was really quiet, plus imagine the racket little stones and dirt can cause hitting the underside of that buggy. In this case I'm not sure if now is the moment to go full electrical in off-road racing.

You know, the car is great and electrical engines are awesome on their own, but telling me it's great to hear mundane noises instead of an engine's rumble isn't the greatest of things.

If I was a mechanic or had some pick-up demanding job AND lived in a particularly rocky, muddy or snowy place this would be a nice truck to use.

TOTORO!

It may be the best looking, best performing Ferrari in production.

Came here to say Veyron.

But they look so damn nice!

Read it while listening to die korrekte Soundtrack.

I didn't knew there were people so interested in pottery...

I live in Uruguay, where Chinese cars (clones and original designs) are common. I see Great Wall V240s and Geely LC (Pandas) all day long. The pickup looks and sounds just like the ripoff it is, it looks very cheap IRL. And is it me or it has MK V Golf lights?

Son?

I dare you to drift that curve :P

LOTS of churches

Because low-range uphill races

I see your SF and raise you a Ouro Preto, Brazil.

The Toyota Corolla, you could say almost every base model since the 80s has been a sales record. The World Over

Couldn't have explained it better.

Hahahaha! Were do you live man?

Maybe there weren't many good contributions from other places.

Park near the entrance to the parking lot, sure is far from the mall's entrance but it's easier to find a spot there (sometimes the furthest row is completely empty), you have less people driving in and out of adjacent parking spaces thus reducing the probability of getting a bump or dent, walking is good, and if…