yetanotheruselessburner
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yetanotheruselessburner

Hang the fuck on. When the hell did 3600+ pounds become “relatively light-weight”? My 2004 GTO, considered a pig, was 3750lbs. My 2011 335i xDrive boring ass sedan probably weighs about the same as the convertible. I must’ve zoned out on the weight of modern sports cars over the last few year but all this does is

I mean, the acidity might cause burns but not at that temp. A household water heater has the safety set at 120F. A water temp of 105F is a hot shower, or a soak in the ol’ Jacuzzi. They might come out a little pink, but that’s it temp-wise.

Soooo. . . I got curious and did some googling. Apparently that geyser has a PH

I mean, that’s every bike that isn’t a full dresser.

In theory, I agree with you. Still, in practice riding a Grom means you can easily ride a bigger bike without too much acclimation, like going from a Miata to a ‘Vette. I’ve never had an issue going bigger or smaller from the K3 Gixxer 600 that I learned on. You notice the change, absolutely, but you don’t feel out of

Tried it for a laugh. Same thing: 40K and 80+ miles away. Bull. Shit. My neighbor leased his Wrangler and he’s dumping it soon. He likes it but an equivalent to buy is near 800 a month, and his buy out is crap because Wranglers do hold their value. Was trying to figure out what to do next. Mazda was not going to treat

We’re in PA, west of Philadelphia. Out of the current fleet, there’s a 2011 335i, 2012 Silverado, 2015 Renegade and a 1992 Miata. I’d guesstimate the majority of vehicles around here are in the 2010-2018 range.

The most obvious answer I can think of is the same reason the 25-year import law exists in the first place: someone doesn’t want you importing a “better” option. My guess in this case is companies with skin in the side-by-side game. Why waste stupid money on one of those when you can get a kei truck that’s considered

That said, you’d have the same problem I experienced with my GTO: yeah, there’s thousands of them in existence but the vast bulk of the cheap bespoke parts are in junkyards literally an ocean away.

Someone just discovered Mentour Pilot’s Youtube channel, I see.

Here in PA, I’ve got rail trails that can get me to the office with worrying about getting smooshed by some twat but the route is such an out and back (to the connector) that’s it’s an hour ride one way. Or I could risk the streets and be there in about half that time. That said, I can legit ride to Philadelphia from

But why the sudden desire to hold onto our cars for longer?

Technically the entire concept of motorcycles shouldn’t be allowed near the FMVSS but here we are.

It also had too many doors.

I dunno, a chrome-out “jet-engined” coupe that hoovers up dino-goo is peak Pax Americana, which is pretty much the “Great” they wanna make America “Again. Given some of the (admittedly creative) flags the cultists fly around here, I’m half surprised there isn’t one with an image of our favorite homeboy driving one.

Funny thing: I traded my GTP in for a GTO.

Dodge was essentially doing it for years with the AWD Chargers for a reasonable cost. The market was there.  If GM hadn’t essentially abandoned the sedan market, they could’ve done so as well.

Great concept cars, yes, but are they really obscure? I’d argue they’re the exact opposite.

This thing.

“Taylor at Two Brothers”

They branch out from motorcycle exhausts, or just a happy coincidence?

It’s cool, unless you knew the MOC that was submitted to Ideas that ultimately served as the inspiration. Way too much lost from initial design to production, even if the other monsters are welcome touches.

Interesting that Hemmings chose to republish this review of the 2004 model online back in 2018, right when GTO prices more or less bottomed out. I guess it was from their old print mag, given contextual clues in the article. Having owned an ‘04 from new to its death almost fifteen years later, I don’t see a foot