What's the hit if you set the car up for handling instead? (Ditch those LRR tires and put on some Pilot Super Sports)
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It would have been an Audi, but you need 4 rings for that.
4G?
Yes. It's an expensive, ostentatious douche canoe.
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Lifeboats used by the RNLI have watertight cabins and can still right themselves when completely flipped upside down as long as their hatches are sealed:
Yes.
It's a public road!
and Ford Explorer
You're saying her Houdini is Harry?
With the 2015 Golf R, Volkswagen has given Americans the greatest gift of all: The gift of choice. We can have it with either a manual OR a DSG for the first time ever. The DSG version goes on sale next month, the manual one later this year. Hooray for choices!
"When God hates all the same people you do, it's a sign that you've created Him in your image."
Not to mention it would accelerate at an honest 1.0g.
My local DMV is incapable of regulating a queue.
Beyond those strict guidelines, the government imposes a few additional measures on Show and Display vehicles. First: you can't sell the car without written approval from the NHTSA, as they don't want Show and Displayers turning into profiteers. After all, the government probably figures, these cars are for show and…
The answer is always Countach. Named essentially after an Italian catcall, which is just wildly appropriate for what the car was/is.
And that horse is clearly dead because he stepped on snow with all season horseshoes.