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So before anyone comes in here to drag the cabbies through the mud, remember this: The city severely limited the number of medallions, which drove their prices through the roof. The city also offered loans to buy those medallions, sometimes up to a million dollars. They presented a situation where you would sell your

Not one single car, but a platform: the General Motors N-Body. These cheap 80s and 90s runabouts powered by Iron Dukes and 60 Degree V6's became the hand-me-down chariots of millions of Millenials around the time that Fast and the Furious hit the theatres. These cars got hooned, drag-raced, jumped, filled up with

Blizzard: We’re going to rename this character to distance ourselves from the low level fall-guy we pinned with the blame for the toxic culture that comes down from the top to protect Bobby Kotic.

Or, and stay with me here, we could BURN THE RICH and throw their ashes down a latrine. This kid is worthless, and will never be anything more than a failson, failing his way up and into power due to his father’s money. Let him swing and let the vultures pick his worthless billionaire bones clean. Nobody in the Munoz

My first thought was, “Of course it has, it’s a Range Rover.” And then I realized you didn’t mean fluids.

Any GM product with the Tech4/Iron Duke engine. These mostly FWD beaters have been driving around America, running badly for longer than most luxury cars run at all. Yes, the headliner is sagging and everything in the interior is broken. But the spark plugs haven’t been changed in 15 years and the belt is twisted on

I stand by my previous suggestion in the last thread:

Price is not that far off of a high-end road bike or a commuter bike. And the moped aesthetic is nice. I couldn’t see myself buying one, as I’ve got too many other expensive hobbies, but if you were the sort of person who lived in bicycle distance of work and wanted something to commute on, this would probably pay for

No Dice.

Hyundai Accent. It’s a small car, cheap. Abundant. And utterly forgettable; It has no sporting credentials, it’s not something people dream of or lust after Unlike the Soul or the Telluride, it’s a car that you see, but you never notice; They’re everywhere, ubiquitous. They comprise corporate fleets of runabouts and

This whole period, from the late 60s up until 1974, where Volkswagen knew the Beetle sales were not going to hold it u forever, when it kept trying new ways to remix the formula and bring sales back up, is super interesting. But it always comes back to one theme; Volkswagen was experimenting with so many ways to keep

One problem with this however is that a lot of RV campgrounds, probably in an effort to keep away the ‘homeless rabble’, have age cutoffs on the RVs they will allow into the campground. It doesn’t matter if you have the mintiest factory-fresh RV in the world, you will be turned away if it exceeds the age cutoff for

But what do we mean by greatest? If we’re going for installs and durability, I gotta say, the VW aircooled Type-1 engine. The same basic design was produced from 1938 to 2003, and it found its way into every beetle, every VW bus until the Vanagon, a variation of it powered the Porsche 356A, it was used an an aircraft

Probably a good time for a reminder. All cops are bastards. All cops. Every single one. Yes, even that one, which did the heartwarming thing. Yes, even the cool one down the street who throws the ragers. Every single cop is a bastard. A spherical bastard, because they are bastards no matter which way you look at them.

But it needs 4 doors so Ford can justify charging $45,000 for the base model and $100,000 for the king ranch lariat kingsford harley davidson edition. Everyone is happy about how “small” it is but like every Ford pickup, it’s literally a Lincoln town car with a cargo box.

You’re right, he’s just a regular old nazi, not an edgy 4chan nazi.

My Kia Soul manual could only be had with the basest trim level and with the smallest engine (1.6) offered in 2016. It’s more luxurious than some luxury cars, the manual gearbox is a joy to row, and because of that manual gearbox, it’s one of the sportiest cars I have ever driven. It seats five and swallows up cargo

The owner is being pretty Cavalier with the price.

The half-hidden headlights of the Z31 were a purely design-driven choice. And it was not the result of a committee or anything like that. The S30 and S130 had the distinctive “sugar scoop” headlights that were common in some of the European cars that inspired them. But those are typically only seen in fixed-unit round

Here is your daily reminder.