Put on an aluminum flywheel and a 15 pound clutch, and you can leave the keys in and the engine running.
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Better idea:
That’s a feature, not a defect.
(In a whispered and subdued tone of voice, conveying NO enthusiasm):
So, it should have been a crime to waste time like that.
Better question:
Contrary viewpoint:
“...Keogh talks a lot about the feasibility of bringing a vehicle like that Tarok concept shown at the New York Auto Show to the U.S. He mentions how there’s no pickup that small available in the U.S. right now...”
I’ve read through another heaping shovel full of “We can’t get compact pickup trucks because of the chicken tax”, and asked myself why some company isn‘t just importing a small truck and selling it with the surcharge to fill the (claimed) desperately needed product.
“Automation Transformed How Pilots Fly Planes. Now the Same Must Happen With Cars”
“A lightweight stainless-steel exhaust system was also installed...”
Modern: of or relating to the present.
“...All The Speed Of A Modern Car...”
After the previous story about the owner complaining that his “Mad Max mode” was allowing other cars to pass him, lane change in front of him, and the car was failing to cut those other drivers off, and E-lon was going to solve that for him with a much more aggressive self driving mode...
Buyee was the one with that obscene quote.
I disagree. I managed to find some real deals shopping at Autobacs. I’ve shopped Minato Mirai, Hokkaido, and several locations in Aiichi. I bought a set of Volk wheels for half what Tire Rack was charging at the time. It could be that they are professionally embarrassed when the customer is shopping for something that…
“Like any other retailer it has a hard time competing with Amazon.”
“Wow! I’m really in the groove. My last two laps must have been course records. It’s almost as if all the other drivers have stopped racing. And all the people along the side of the course are cheering me and waving...”
I regret to inform you that is not true.