Kinja. They stopped allowing direct linking to anything, because fucking Spanfeller probably. And don’t worry, the comment still actually shows, just not on your own screen immediately after posting it, probably. Maybe.

It’s got a Jaguar 5.0 n/a motor - Jaguar took over motoring once the BMW - to - Ford sale happened. It’s quite an interesting gestation when you read about it since BMW owned and developed the L322, then promptly sold JLR to Ford pretty close to when it released. Even though mine is a 2012 and the last of the…

Would appreciate your input from a pilot, especially in a big boy like a 74, is it protocol to have one of the non-flying pilots visually assess damage or was it just FUBAR at that point where they were playing catch up with the controls until the inevitable?

Ah I saw this pic in a previous post! Love the color, and dare I say that thing will always be much more interesting than even the new Bronco, though I think Ford hit it out of the park. Someone apparently works for an auto rag in town as I saw a grey/blue Bronco in a driveway this morning and they aren’t out yet.

A colleague just bought a loaded Rubicon mostly for around town, the beach [which does actually have pretty serious soft sand], and driving to Vermont on roads, and asked me what kind of 22" wheels he should get since it would look better that way.

It is close, and I’d rather have a 328 GTB as well with the slight styling differences and bigger engine output

What color is your disco?  Has it been reliable for you?  I have always loved those, especially the early ones.

Magnum drove a 308 though!  I remember when you could get change from $20K buying one of those.  Oh well

Ferrari 512TR, preferably in a darker color, but really anything but red

Nice link. Interestingly enough, its successor aircraft N773UA [the plane in today’s article is N772UA] had the exact same issue on the same flight resulting in the same thing in 2018: https://avherald.com/h?article=4b4e8ca7&opt=0 , only this time about 45 mins from the destination airport of Honolulu.

The verbiage of that law must have cost millions of dollars from lobbyists from the Auto manufacturers/dealers and the rapey ‘hide your kids hide your wife’ commercials definitely added tens of millions more, all to try to trick people into fucking themselves over.

If there isn’t a genre defined yet, get ready for one. There are millions of people who clearly want to live in a completely alternate reality so I’m guessing some sleazy TV execs are going to be going for some really gross shit pushing up all the garbage that the canceled old white people think is ideal America.

Could’ve been grey or black water, so I suppose there is an upside here

I don’t like drop tops, but you do in the Boxster so that’d be my pick personally in your shoes. They may be more ‘around’ on the streets or what-have-you, but they drive wonderfully and are pretty cheap for what they are.

My Range Rover has a heated windscreen, poors!

As others have said, turn the car off after driving and push the wiper stalk down and they will stay parked in the top part of the arc.

But why would you buy a FWD car for a drift platform...

It looks like BMW stole the tail lights for the 318Ti from the European Ford Escort

Honestly if it had a front bumper I might be slightly interested for nostalgia purposes.  One of my best friends had a teal blue 92 Escort GT growing up.  But this, I just...no.