1: Buy the cheapest drivable thing with four wheels and three pedals.
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just look how that table is covered... it’s asking for it.
There’s an old Seinfeld bit about cars being named to make the buyer associate the car with something the car isn’t…
1. Things on the list are what people recommend. The Maxima had the most.
Like every Ferrari, through expensive rose-colored glasses.
350 horsepower.
wow fuck that’s a definite dealbreaker
The other day on Twitter I mentioned that I had some stories from my 13 years as script editor on Top Gear, but that…
Kenny Handkammer has 25 years experience in Formula 1, eventually taking the chief mechanic gig at Red Bull Racing.…
2015 WRX...
Birthplace of Pierce Brosnan if memory serves. You beat me to it, I spent the weekend in Meath
I wanted to be "that guy" but you got in there first!
They've been primarily developed outside of Lambo themselves before.
This guy doesn't hit anything or cause any accidents, but I certainly don't want to get on track with him anytime soon. DAMN YOU DAMIAN!!!!! NEMESIS!!!!
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I'd rather have this M235i Racing car.
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Yeah, I'm going to go ahead and be one of the first to disagree with Automatic Transmissions being added. Yes, they're good for the reasons you stated but I would argue that's more than offset by people being free to drive with one hand or with a knee/leg and mess with phones, makeup, food, shaving, etc.
Did they? I only read the Jalopnik article saying that the Seat Leon Cupra 280 did that bone stock. I didn't read anywhere that Seat achieved that time by doing the same modifications (removing rear seat AC, radio, using different spec tires, etc) If they did then I stand corrected but I was under the assumption that…