83 Volvo DL (245), the car I grew up in and my first car. Currently an 08 outback XT, no wagons were available, so I got the closest I could to a respectable wagon. If I was in the market in 07, I would've gotten the LGT wagon.
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Weird. At first glance, the side profile reminded me of a Subaru legacy, if it was left in the sun for too long...
Stability Control works...
Exactly, and we all also drive speed limit on the roads, never run red lights, always use your turn signal, and always fully stop at stop signs! Fuck you bikers, we're the victims here!
Taipei Metro
you guys obviously didn't test it *against* a Turbo'd BRZ. If you did that, then you can test it against a wall too.
Prepare to get your mind blown:
Meh, looks like he was sent by Greg. No point acknowledging his existence...
Hear hear. Bill called him out....
Larf...of course he's hiding it. Douchyboy knows it's his fault, but without that video; it's my-word-vs-his-word.
The best thing for Greg Kim to do is to post the gopro video online to clear the air and his good name!
It's Japan. I"ve seen LHD Jags there. Now let that sink in and blow your mind....
Though I must admit that with all the speed cameras, it's definitely not as fun as germany. I should find the pic of my wife in a 2011 C-Klasse Estate cruising near Stuttgart at 220km/hr
In 2010, I rented a VW Golf TDI only to be given a VW Passat Variant TDI @ Fiumicino. Parking was a nightmare in the city if it wasn't for the parking sensors. Blasted on the Autostrada 1 quite a few times, as did my wife...
Can we all just blame MBUSA and get it over with? F**K them.
No seriously, blame mercedes:
I wouldn't discount that idea. I have quite a few european coworkers, and they love American cars more than anyone would expect them to... One even brought his US car back to Paris when he moved back...
So sure Russia and taiwan are both more dangerous places to drive (I've driven in Taiwan), as shown by the bevy of videos we see coming out of there, but the primary reasons in those countries is to assign liability and reduce fraud...
As always, it's a bit more complicated than that. Taiwan, China and Japan all lay claim to the island chain.
Why not a suicide prevention net?