Though it doesn’t seem to be widely in the news, the picture of where he ultimately got pulled over just makes the whole story.
valsidalv, reminding you that infiniti is an option
valsidalv
You do realize that basically all of the SUVs got fake tips now right? Even a lot of sports cars got fake exhaust tips.
great idea - see the world without 3500 lbs+ hunks of metal moving quickly, possibly at you
“I know that I’m wrong but I can’t get over it”
Wait. Are you telling me Dodge put a huge engine in something?
2020 Prius Prime Gets Fifth Seat, Which It Had Been Missing Apparently
Oh this is Jalop crack, not crack pipe. I wouldn’t touch it because I’m rational and 279k miles, 1992, and turbo used in one sentence makes me nauseous, no matter what the make, but the majority of you I’m sure would give a kidney for it.
“my car will essentially be a statement of who I am. And it needs to say: yes I can fit in here but no, I’m not a carbon copy and I don’t need your approval.”
Any time someone pours a bunch of money into a car and turns around to sell it right away, my alarm bells go off.
That, or even before when people would get a “sport” model with “AMG” wheels and think they had an AMG.
Literally in the article.
The problem is that people will rely on this tech more and more, and then one day it will fail, and they won’t have the skills to compensate. The average age of used cars continues to rise, as do the costs of repairs. I only see problems compounding down the road.
Cruise control, ABS, lane assist, reverse auto-braking: all of these are ok in cars now because the expectation is that the human is still in control, and these systems assist that person in maintaining control or avoid a situation that could lead to harm.
He angles the camera slightly and Cena steps into frame
This is just piss poor advice right here.
Few things:
“Imagine if Toyota had to crash 900,000 cars every time they came out with a new generation of Toyota Camry”
“because no F1 street circuit is being created these days,”
Disagree.