I know what you mean. Somewhat of a different context, but when I’m watching WEC races I love hearing the high pitched whine of their electric motors spinning up as they exit a turn. I like it more than the sound of their ICEs. I kind of wish EV makers would play it up for their cars, especially sportier EVs like the…

I haven’t seen one of those around here - would never have considered you would do that, but it looks very utesful ;)

And in Australia they slice the back off extend the wheelbase and turn them into utes

Actually, this is a traffic simulation from the game Cities Skylines (think SimCity). TMPE and NeXT are traffic mods to add more control to traffic flow in the game.

Ford Fairliane Ghia.

Moooooar stars. Don’t think this ever camr out in the US. But in here in the Netherlands 159 is always the answer. It is so simple in design and utterly timeless.

The 159 a thousand times. I would even argue that looks better and more modern than the Giulia that replaced it.

2004-2011 Alfa Romeo 159

Looks like a typo

Fake News! This was original image before it was edited. Everyone knows jet fuel can’t turn steel rotors!

Driving big trucks, we never use the clutch, aside from to get moving from a stop, or come to a stop. The kind of rev-matched clutchless gear change is known as floating. It’s pretty easy to learn on a big rig, because the cogs are so huge and the speeds so slow (big diesels are pretty well peaked out around 2000…

It’s part of the camo. The real headlight shape is disguised. You can see on the edges that the fitment of the flanges is not a proper production lamp quality.

whaaa? thats some wierd shit you saying mate... i gots a prius for me daily commute as i like my work days beige and boring and tvr sagaris for me weekends... coz they wild

he got off track

My god. It’s beautiful.

The engineer didn’t use his turn signal.

Here’s mine.

Nice Tahoe!

We’ve been given worse.

That was a convincing mock up they used in other films before this.