Dont you dare be giving the Loch Ness monster any money, he'll never leave you the hell alone.

That'd get that damn mythological creature of their backs!

Thats enough to pay back the Loch Ness monster twice.

The Z4M isn't a M car?

Jesus fucking christ, internet keyboard enthusiasts these days.

whaaaaa? My xdrive had issues never. BMW buyers aren't worried about the guy buying used with no warranty ten years from now.

I guess they got tired of seeing the taillights of the RS7 all the time, off the line.

Because LiPos are still not fast enough to charge nor cheap enough (in the capacities you want) for use in things like a flash.

Eneloops are cheap, last a long time, and can power even the most powerful of consumer level flashes. Its really not till you get into the strobes that you need more beefy power supplies,…

Yea...I didn't really agree with that.

The last automotive event I did, I ended up with 1600 RAW shots.

Step 2: sell gear

Typical internet commentator nonsense.

They have done dick in being innovative, other than reacting to market trends.

These colours are expensive to paint. Usually 3-5 layers and they generally source the colours from one off runs and special materials just to get the look.

except youre wrong. i was the service manager for a shop that specialized in BMWs and Mercedes. the ONLY decent w220 was our owner's 2006, and that doesnt mean he didnt spend thousands and thousands keeping it on the road. they are utter pieces of shit, and even when things break that are normal to break at that…

It was "unreliable" because he placed a nonsense security system on it that always went off and was useless.

The Ford GT itself is probably the poster child for most reliable supercar on the planet.

This is the safe play to just make money till they figure out what will really give their brand a boost.

I don't have to like it, but I understand why.

I'm sorry you had to go through that stupidity by that man.

Sounds like you need to clear your muscle car cache.

The 918 and P1 were designed to explore the limits of hybrid technology and performance.

Interesting, but the MPGs is what matter the most...