There was a time that a manual would perform better than an auto 'box. That was in the slushbox era. With doubleclutch gearboxes (and more exotic solutions like the automated manual gearbox of the Aventador, the automated sequential gearbox of the LFA and the Agera, which has two clutches but operates in a very…
Nissan introduced HICAS (High Capacity Actively Controlled Steering) in 1986, on the R31 Skyline GTS. It had the same rear countersteer at low speed and steer-along at high speeds, and could do as much as 10° steering angle. Later they switched to Super HICAS (which was electronic controlled instead of hydraulic) and…
Because railgun. No further explanation required.
1985 is calling, Citroën had their BX fitted with a digital dash, in the "Digit" edition that is.
Maglev? Yes please. Tunnels? If and when you need 'em.
Airbags? There is no air in that pair.
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What about the Hartley V...
"What is zis? Are ze Austrahlieans getting all ze recognition?"
At a previous job, we had a consultant in. The guy was 100% white, yet he was born in, and grew up in, Suriname. So the guy's voice sounds like an ethnic minority. (Suriname being a former colony of the Netherlands, so they are around over here.)
I just found the image through Google Image search. I have no idea on who build it.
If it's just normal, how do you explain the high number of accidents?
True, but if the scenery masks a tricky road section, so you can get caught by suprise, you have circumstances that help in a negative way.
If it's excitement, then the Super1600 and Super2000 class engines really tickle my naughty bits. There is something about those 4 naturally aspirated cylinders in line, at full race tune, that makes them scream and wail like a pissed of deamon. I find it spine tingling.