Capt. America is over 90 years old. He shouldn't be driving at all.
Seconded.
This is going to be 2003 all over again. VW downplays support for Audi's racing program while redirecting assets to a sister company under the VAG umbrella. The resulting car was little more than a re-worked Audi prototype car.
The only thing that saddens me is that Pikes Peak is fully paved nowadays.
Check out that center driving position. I'd buy a Taco right now if that was a factory option.
Gotdam hipsters...
But hey, the Seville did have GM's delightful Northstar V8, so that's pretty nice. It made a good noise, it had great power for the time, and it was actually fairly innovative in that it barely ever had to be serviced.
How can anyone who likes cars imply that that is a bad thing?
You can't do much about the cloverleaf on/offramps where people can enter the freeway from either direction of the street with a right turn, and can get off on either direction of the street. You can't fix that without adding a bridge, and government doesn't want to spend the extra million or so that costs, for each…
Not a fan of their travel episodes, but I'm enjoying this one. Looking forward to Part 2.
Great. Thanks to Jeff, Pepsi, and the Jalopnik crew involved, I now have a excellent photo caption for every one of Mr Okulski's articles that I don't agree with.
This is possibly the most reasonable answer to a ridiculous question.
Not a huge fan of hatch style. But the overall design language is pretty cool. Handsome, but conservative. Not too different from MB that would roll out for following decade or so.
If theories presented in the video are true, Little Mac will be a top-tier fighter in the next SSB...at least until he gets nerfed.
The handful of people in the world that have driven both (fortunate journos) say that P1 definitely FEELS faster than the 918.
I tending to agree with Mr Sienfeld on this one. As much as I love McLaren and the P1 is *objectively* amazing, it's lacking in looks. It's like McLaren listened to the criticisms of the 12C about how bland/derivative it looked and told the designers "Okay, guys. We need to try hard and make new supercar look…
Being cheap and being unforgiving are different things.
They aren't fake, apparently.
It doesn't matter anymore than any other athlete, coach, etc that's been around long enough to know that the NBA is a business.