He's obviously excited to hear the legendary sound and fury of the Mezger engine. What he doesn't expect is the additional sound of crunching metal as the driver spins the 911 off the road after a red light, into a ditch, and into other things as well.
Wojtek
thewojtek
BMW E46 330xi wagon (be it 330xd -stands for Diesel - if in Europe). Excellent build quality, satisfying engines, simple and effective all-wheel-drive, typical BMW joy of driving and you can transport a couple of microwave ovens if a need arises.
Or less?
Maybe you should call Credit Agricole.
Because aero.
What kind of monstrosity is that?!
Great. You are more than welcome here.
Over the past two days, you may have noticed an illustration of Ayrton Senna on your Google homepage. If you did, it's because you live in Brazil, New Zealand, Russia, Kenya, Turkey Croatia, and Guatemala.
Get in a plane and come here. We've got a lot of petrolheads here, so you will be catered for. Just don't do the usual British "drinking in Cracow, visiting Auschw... oh, wait, let's head back to Cracow" tour. I'm 280 kilometres East from Berlin BTW, so feel free to drop to Poznan.
Perhaps Google mixed up Poland and the UK. Seems possible once you put the number of Poles in the UK into equation.
Poland, we got it.
Absolutely! Sometimes they are actually worth more than a regular 911 of the vintage.
You are right. Moreover, reports of the plane flying up to 4 hours after last radar contact start to pour in again, this time they're from a "american source briefed on topic"...
If it wasn't that serious I'd say "fair point"...
This IS a crosswalk in this case, though.
What is left after a Manta burns down with the driver inside? A necklace of solid gold and a crying hairdresser. #mantawitze
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