Yes, it was a show car... but it lines up almost exactly with the GT. Why can’t I have my speedwagon, why... why? Subaru won’t do it... so I’m ready to start singing the K-pop song.
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Righty right-on. Where’s my fucking SportSpace?!?
GROODs are the worst. It ain’t a grill, it’s a hood.
Agreed. They are quite versatile.
White Lambo Miura. Safari Camel BBQ mustard Porsche 911 Carrera SC. WRB 2008 Subaru STi. White power Ford RS2000. Martini livery Lancia Delta Integrale. DD? Fireplug red Alfa Romeo GTV6 2.5.
And also because the 92% white Bismarck, ND populace wanted the original pipeline path moved down river to “Injun Country” to protect their own water supply.
Undercover cops... I can understand the need for stealth. However, I believe all patrol and traffic enforcement cars should shout it out loud and look like the emergency and public safety vehicles they are. Also, speeding cops should be required to run their lights and sirens. I really do not support the use of…
If there were more Corvettes on track, that void would be a hole lot bigger...
If you look closely, the shirt reads, “under endowed”...
Dude, wear some shoes next time, maybe...?
Whoah, whoah, wo-wo-woah there... hold on buddy... let me get this straight. The Caddy has real mesh grills, with gaps through which actual air can flow? Not a grill-bumper “grumper”? You take me for a fool? Un-photoshop, please.
States of emergency in southeast will allow refiners to ship, and retailers to sell, “dirtier” winter blends due to supply problems. EPA issued a Fuel Waiver at Tennessee Gov. Haslam’s and Georgia Gov. Deal’s request. Winter blends are less expensive to produce, therefore this is a huge windfall for retailers.
Chattanooga gas prices up 0.21/gal. No apparent shortage.
Tennessee Gov. Haslam (of the Pilot Oil Haslam family) declared a state of emergency to allow truckers to work longer hours so Pilot and Flying J stores won’t run out of gas, with the added benefits of creating public panic and a gasoline buying frenzy.
One piece at a time...
Doesn’t the RS incorporate braking in its stability and traction control systems? Could this be related? I imagine the brakes don’t get much rest during twisty track runs.
If the car is loaded for touring with 4 adults (or 2 adults and 3-4 kids), plus luggage, and probably a full roof rack... or for vacation with 2 adults, bikes and camping gear... 430 miles of range will diminish to 300 or less. If the range were lower, it would be too low for a touring car.