In the third world countries like ours. We have all sorts of magic formula to make shitty car flourishes. Environmentally, it may be either be beneficial or destructive, no comprehensive study has ever been carried out. But it surely helps car makers find way to dominate the local market.

I assume that most Americans respect armrest rights by the lack of advice here?

The backlash has gone for a bit prolonged time hasn’t it?

They have the rights to the format, the design of the settings, and the characteristic jingles.

11-figure US Dollar revenue means nothing if it isn’t cashed like PDVSA’s $ 50 million ka-ching.

My friends, who are die hard F1 fans also said the same for Juan Pablo Montoya. Except, they jokingly said, “drug money” instead of oil money, because of the obvious.

Princess Diana’s death in 1997. She and Dodi didn’t wear seatbelt. They perished. Their co-driver survived, and he wore seatbelt.

Princess Diana’s death in 1997.

Forza is a physics exercise of a console driving game. It is like sandbox experiment of physically accurate and detailed car mechanics. That’s why they have ridiculously random selection of cars.

Promotional videos from US Navy shows much more detail than those drone shots.

People still think getting stoned-drunk is pretty cool. Getting almost killed by doing juvenile reckless thing is sickly cool. At least, that’s how I think it is in the west.

One of the way to weed out posers. He was a serious businessman... WAS. Then he became a attention-deficit celebrity, and keeps on going.

When I was 10 years old, my aunt was driving a 1995 Mazda 626. In Asian countries, it was named “Cronos”, while the 323 was either named “Lantis” or “Protege” or “Familia”, depending on the facelift version. They also sold Demio and 121 as well. To answer some question here, no, they were not an enthusiast brand.…

My Chinese hosts owns a construction company in Sydney. He drives a 4.0 Ford Falcon Ute modifed to sip LNG. Utes are either owned by bogans or some rough blue collars (be it redneck Aussies or roughneck immigrants).

Blinking police and other emergency vehicle’s rotator lights are blindingly intense and trigger seizures. And my eyes are quite normal, some of my friends puked when exposed to video games that utilised gamma lighting effects. I don’t.

We were offered a supposedly “expensive” Mazda 2, with all that HUDs, SCBS, and the lot. It has analog tachometer (engine RPM gauge) and digital speedometer. But only comes with 6-speed auto. The mid-range Mazda 2 has manual, but it has digital tachometer and analog speedometer.

To speak reasonably in front of these bureaucrats are like speaking towards Tobacco giant corporate representatives. They know that they are wrong but they choose to be deliberately ignorant.

Maybe because the new start/stop system like the one in my car has this neat technology where they just start the engines by firing up one of the cylinders to start the whole engine.

Start/stop system needs to be combined with:

I have to agree. The last Toyota “unintended acceleration” law suit because a carpet can make the throttle pedal stuck, turns out that most drivers are just too dumb to react accordingly.