So... Another SUV that has ridiculous amounts of horsepower that will never be used?
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Yes! I love those headlights!
I’m presuming most of the comments will be covering the technical aspects of helicopters, but I’m giggling as to their word choice of “speedy” to describe their helicopters. This is military business. I’d expect it to be something badass like “swift” or “rapid”, but SPEEDY? It just makes me giggle.
But they’re a great departure from the Audi/Jaguar/Mercedes headlights they have now.
Maybe.
Ah. Good point. I’d love to see that.
True. But in the current situation, it’s not looking very bright at the moment.
These photos also seem rather official, and were, as mentioned, leaked. And also a counter argument.
In the article it was mentioned that it seems to be more Ford than Bentley, and I agree. I definitely see a lot of Ford Fusion in the headlights. It’s a shame they got rid of the lights they had on the concept.
Or, as I like to say, COTD COTD.
I like this comment. I like it a lot. Normally COTD’s have been just short little jokes, and there’s nothing wrong with that. But to see such a well thought-out dialogue like this is just kinda... refreshing, y’know? Good job, Lucasg.
I really think Chevrolet missed a fantastic opportunity to call this car the “Edison” so we can have another electric Tesla vs. Edison fight.
My first thought when I saw the headline. My apologies on the link, I’m still not entirely sure how to Jalop correctly yet.
Richard Hammond reviewing the SC430 on Top Gear was pretty harsh.
This is from a couple months back at Goodwood.
The P1’s power is all in-house, with its 3.8 liter twin turbo V8. You might be thinking about the F1, which had a BMW V12 as its source of power.
So... Uh... Seems like the DS is out of contention. Is it?
I think F1 in the US is most important. Many people have mentioned the 12 hours of Sebring, but then people have mentioned that its popularity has died out. Others have mentioned the Indy 500. Sure, it’s probably the most important race in America, but we’re talking internationally. And F1 is pretty international. And…