People are more or less used to high beam, however the German traffic code is not. Plus after the famous Autobahn 5 accident such behavior is considered a Raserei.

"If there's a car hiding in the left lane, we'll have to push deep into the brakes, high beams flashing"

A method fairly often used when mounting problematic tires (big rims/low profile or very heavy off-road tires) when no other tools are available. No big deal, honestly. There is even a device called "bead seater" that does the same thing in a controllable manner.

The uploader made the video not available in your country. Or be it in "any country" outside the US, because US is the whole WORLD!!!

No drifting here whatsoever.

Photoshopped.

Which, sadly, cannot be said about a Range Rover.

Motor Trend's Jonny Lieberman, the primary source of most important automotive news these days, has one more magic bombshell for us today: our beloved Jaguar F-Type is apparently getting not only a manual transmission, but also all-wheel drive. I am very excited about one of those things and somewhat excited about the…

Damn, you totally stole my line.

They were made in LHD as well.

What separated the Galant from all the other staid Japanese family sedans? The fact that it came with a 195 horsepower turbocharged 4G63 engine, all-wheel drive and a manual gearbox. Ask it about its World Rally Championship victories.

Back in 2013 they've announced Lancia to be a single-model brand (namely they will only produce a Lancia Ypsilon supermini) destined for Italy only.

Where the fuck is an Alfa Romeo Giulietta with this drivetrain?

This is what happens when a beautiful coupé falls into the all-wrong hands of an owner.

The contests with only one contestant doesn't count.

If it was indeed like this, it would be loved. Instead, it was mostly like this:

You are more than right.

She used to date this guy:

Really, really not "replicas". "Genuine enhancements", maybe. Mostly genuine.

Will do anything in exchange for this. Send PM with offers.