That McLaren.
Doctorow on point again. Thank you for not linking to Xitter.Rent to pwn. Just gonna to keep my 2018 4R chock full of 1990s tech forever.
That's damn near perfect! Small, light, "sprint mode", sign me up!This is a good looking vehicle, as long as I don't have to put it together as a kit car.
I'd kind of like to put it together as a kit car.This is a good looking vehicle, as long as I don't have to put it together as a kit car.
If it saves me $20k+ I'm all for it!I'd kind of like to put it together as a kit car.
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there is a defender 90.of south african pedigree with the bmw six cylinder in it for sale in SC....probably reliable....That's damn near perfect! Small, light, "sprint mode", sign me up!
The design is genius. Steal off the shelf parts from quality manufacturers, don't include the frunk or other silly options and keep it simple and clean.
Starting from <£80,000 GBP, that's also reasonable.
I have tried, but can't get over the proportions, it seems oddly shaped for some reason. It would work in theory, just not in practice.I kinda want a Panamera
I've always liked them, old and new style. IMO, it's like a 1930s car, turned super aggressive. The fact that it's absolutely huge in every dimension is what makes it what it is. I consider my Stinger a distant second in that way, since it's smaller...although it's bigger than a BMW 4 and Audi 5 sportback. I think the Panamera, Stinger and Audi 5 sportback sedan-hatches are all beautiful. The BMW and Mercedes are WTF. The utility is off the charts though with the hatch.I kinda want a Panamera
I have a friend with one. Great car for california highway cruising and gridlock.I kinda want a Panamera
I like the stinger, but my experience with my genesis is changing my attitude toward getting another Hyundai/Genesis/Kia product despite their coolness. The porsche seems to combine that "keep it forever" vibe with actual german quality and a comfortable, large car.I've always liked them, old and new style. IMO, it's like a 1930s car, turned super aggressive. The fact that it's absolutely huge in every dimension is what makes it what it is. I consider my Stinger a distant second in that way, since it's smaller...although it's bigger than a BMW 4 and Audi 5 sportback. I think the Panamera, Stinger and Audi 5 sportback sedan-hatches are all beautiful. The BMW and Mercedes are WTF. The utility is off the charts though with the hatch.
as a non-car person, what does a solid axle with trailing links and a panhard bar setup look like? My guess is this is not the most capable offroad setup around.the new landcruiser.....less landcruiser than a 4runner.
atleast ford got the 2 door bronco right.
To a lot of people this is high tech, at least compared to leaf springs.as a non-car person, what does a solid axle with trailing links and a panhard bar setup look like? My guess is this is not the most capable offroad setup around.
Solid axle with panhard bar being high tech is -um- interesting…To a lot of people this is high tech, at least compared to leaf springs.
I’m familiar with leaf springs. I’m guessing this is a similar idea with links and a shock/spring in place of leaf springs bolted to the axle?To a lot of people this is high tech, at least compared to leaf springs.
flexibility....coil springs>leaf springs>ifs....as a non-car person, what does a solid axle with trailing links and a panhard bar setup look like? My guess is this is not the most capable offroad setup around.
Yup, that is it.I’m familiar with leaf springs. I’m guessing this is a similar idea with links and a shock/spring in place of leaf springs bolted to the axle?
Basically this setup?
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