With a travel speed of 335km/hr, one of the fastest in-service train networks in the world. The Shinkansen 700T, which is operated in Taiwan. It's if the Japanese made a TGV.
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Either that, or San Gabriel Valley/ Orange County down here in California.....
If they rob you of your phone, won't they rob you of your wallet as well, anyways?
Hence why I do take CR recommendations into consideration. CR has phenomenally detailed track notes (for online subscribers), and most test drivers have SCCA licences and racing experience. These guys are actually pretty spot on about many cars when it comes to at-limit handling. Every car they test, they force…
American-style license places = Taiwan.
So, I have mixed feelings for these guys. As a car fanatic, it's sad to see these cars burn, and it's sad to see the devastating loss.
No, that was ADAC inaugurating their then-new test facility and their crash wall. It is severely overloaded, and crashed at approx 100km/hr.
They are a mutual insurance company. In other words, it's policyholder owned. Very different from a for-profit insurance companies such as Allstate or Farmers.
The JGC Overland has a 1600 lbs load weight capacity. Even 4x200 lbs still equal 800 lbs total. How did Chrysler determining the overloaded state of the original test vehicle?
Has that happened before?
Wow, a prime example of moral hazard.
Yeesh... a tad morbid.
From Harleys to crotch rockets to scooters to cyclists and pedestrians; sharing the road and common courtesy goes all the way around. HC to you.
This has all been around for years. The gate at Taoyuan Airport's EVA wing has the Sanrio Gift Gate, which includes a massive gift shop and a Sanrio-themed boarding area.
It looks like the roof was Jaws-ed off.
Vince would approve.
Easy, Slapchop it into a pole.
Exactly. That would be f**kin' awesome!
So, you can take a Kei-car there?
Catalina Island...because you can't own a car there.