Germany today uses older version of the cross from before 1918. ww2 was different design.

Fiat should also have slightly off weight distribution.

If i’m not mistaken first generation had the rear end that loved to slide out in corner or rapid lane changing.

Saab actually seems to have a lot in common with DKW’s aerodynamic prototypes. Both were slippery, 2 stroke cars. This one is from 1940.

I am driving a motor here in Europe and it makes a lot of sense for me as a primary vehicle. But America, filled with semi trucks and those large SUVs. I would not feel that confident driving near those.

Renault and Mercedes are getting their resources more and more combined in Europe, sharing engines and components, and exchanging engineers. Nissan is owned by Renault so i guess it is time for some threesome action.

There are few in my country imported from Germany in the 90s. They have reputation for being vehicle of choice for drug dealers.

Fear not hell, for if it exists you shall find yourself in good company.

Braking is the key. If you floor the brake pedal perhaps you can wind the steering a bit, but the wheels are putting up a huge fight.

The force is pushing the car outwards, and you need extraordinary strength to turn the wheels. You can see at 79kmh how the car is already at the limit. The only thing that saves it is the fact that car managed to slow down sufficiently coming from first bend at 0:13

All hail the giant sand worm!

Yeah. They are pretty much useless in my experience.

Yeah. They are pretty much useless in my experience.

This shit is still happening? First time i’ve heard about it was 2007. with Skoda cars. Then vw. Dealers always claimed that car runs perfectly.

How long does usual commute via subway train take? I live in a smaller city (close to a million people) and few times a year when public transportation collapses it can take up to few hours to get to your destination. I can only imagine the time it takes on a city the size of NY.

Looks great. I love these weird designs. Like something from alternate history.

I really like M&B, but no complaints from me if there are more games. I was never a big fan of casting spells and fighting trolls.

GT86 in Croatia is around 42,000 dollars. Camaro was close to 60,000 and in limited quantities. Fuck our governments!

But seriously, you can't mess with kobasa. So any fanaticism in pursuing quality is understandable.

Several years ago an elderly woman was walking in her nightgown and got hit by a car in my neighbourhood. She had no ID. Man working at local news stand recognized her because she bought cigaretes from him so police knew she lived close by. They went from house to house for few days but with little success. They put…

I agree about the list, but not 100% sure of number 2. It look to me it could be the new Smart Forfour.