So I shouldn't buy a curt and then drill into the battery pack when I self mount it?
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Award winning.
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BMW's Gigantic Grille…Wins an Award? - Core77
The Society of Plastics Engineers' Central Europe division holds a semi-annual SPE Automotive Awards program, seeking "outstanding developments of plastic parts for vehicle construction." This year's winner in the Grand Innovation category is one that's not likely to win any design awards: The...
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Makes sense now: ...The Society of Plastics Engineers' Central Europe division...Award winning.
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BMW's Gigantic Grille…Wins an Award? - Core77
The Society of Plastics Engineers' Central Europe division holds a semi-annual SPE Automotive Awards program, seeking "outstanding developments of plastic parts for vehicle construction." This year's winner in the Grand Innovation category is one that's not likely to win any design awards: The...
What kind of drugs are they doing over there?Award winning.
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BMW's Gigantic Grille…Wins an Award? - Core77
The Society of Plastics Engineers' Central Europe division holds a semi-annual SPE Automotive Awards program, seeking "outstanding developments of plastic parts for vehicle construction." This year's winner in the Grand Innovation category is one that's not likely to win any design awards: The...
Sciencey ones!
8600 rpm redline in the Z06, I like it.
Got up the sketchy BBQ joint for lunch today, this was taken on the street we affectionately call crack alley.
Missed the second Gt40, just sawa glimpse of it as it pulled out. Probably fake, but sounded good anyway.
Missed the second Gt40, just sawa glimpse of it as it pulled out. Probably fake, but sounded good anyway.
Must be some good crack.
test drove a g90 yesterday afternoon...what a car that is. so quiet, capable, comfortable, and isolated. I could get used to the lack of drama inside....and the lexicon audio....hmmm yes
Read this:
Hayden Paddon’s new Hyundai Kona rally car may be fully electric, but it is going to sound epic when it debuts this weekend at the Waimate 50 hillclimb.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/motoring/126750815/paddons-poweredup-rally-ev-set-to-debut
And then read this:
Kiwi motorsport ace and his ground-breaking all electric Hyundai Kona rally car won their competitive debut on gravel.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/motorsport/126778128/haydon-paddon-and-his-hyundai-ev-take-out-the-inaugural-waimate-50-horsepower-hill-climb
Hayden Paddon’s new Hyundai Kona rally car may be fully electric, but it is going to sound epic when it debuts this weekend at the Waimate 50 hillclimb.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/motoring/126750815/paddons-poweredup-rally-ev-set-to-debut
And then read this:
Kiwi motorsport ace and his ground-breaking all electric Hyundai Kona rally car won their competitive debut on gravel.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/motorsport/126778128/haydon-paddon-and-his-hyundai-ev-take-out-the-inaugural-waimate-50-horsepower-hill-climb
Sorry for not being clear, but I am metric. 500 km is what I want in an EV that can easily take 2 persons, 4-5 bikes and luggage for a 2 week road trip.
That looks bad ass, wow.
Saw the Mazda MX-30 at the dealership this weekend. Interesting little car. Both versions they had were already sold.
The styling is very cool. My son was over the moon about the styling. He thought it was a cool car generally… even the funky back doors. Interior was fairly standard Mazda, which is pretty good as things go.
A couple of critical observations: there is no sun roof and the interior was black. Felt dark inside as a result. The rear passenger view is two small windows. My son couldn’t open the rear door from inside (i didnt try it from that angle, but saw it was quite a reach to so so). The charging door was not solid, felt like a plastic hinge.
Seems like 50k cad for this is a bit over-priced. I would be most interested in them taking their current range and making dedicated electric versions of them. Hope they do well though… need more along these lines rather than cars that lead with their 0-60 times.
The styling is very cool. My son was over the moon about the styling. He thought it was a cool car generally… even the funky back doors. Interior was fairly standard Mazda, which is pretty good as things go.
A couple of critical observations: there is no sun roof and the interior was black. Felt dark inside as a result. The rear passenger view is two small windows. My son couldn’t open the rear door from inside (i didnt try it from that angle, but saw it was quite a reach to so so). The charging door was not solid, felt like a plastic hinge.
Seems like 50k cad for this is a bit over-priced. I would be most interested in them taking their current range and making dedicated electric versions of them. Hope they do well though… need more along these lines rather than cars that lead with their 0-60 times.
Legit.
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French Police Orders 26 Alpine A110 Mid-Engine Sports Cars
The world isn't short of supercar police cars and engaging in civic duties. The latest addition, however, is from France in the form of 26 Alpine A110.
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I always liked how these Alpines looked, especially this one, has this great French/Japanese look:Legit.
French Police Orders 26 Alpine A110 Mid-Engine Sports Cars
The world isn't short of supercar police cars and engaging in civic duties. The latest addition, however, is from France in the form of 26 Alpine A110.
You can't fix stupid. The exit from Starbucks onto Airway is a right turn only. They have a row of metal delimiters on a raised metal base down the center line. The driver of the blue car decided that those "plastic" delimiters were not going to stop their self entitled right to make a left turn. The raised metal bases were more than a match for the passenger front A arm and tie rods, snapped the front wheel right off. I saw it when it first happened. took the pics after dropping off clients at Dialysis
That's gonna be a pricey coffee...
french interceptor....
I can see what you mean, but I think they’re quite different IRL. The design history of both is pretty interesting:
Reminded me of this, but this is prettier.
Worked at a place last week that had a Sunbeam Alpine in their shop, they had a Morgan and some other cool stuff too.
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Wonder if they will get the Chinese made ones?
The new Pagani will have a manual option, as God intended.
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"My audience wants to feel emotions when driving: they don't care about pure performance."
Horacio Pagani Reveals Huayra Successor Details
The era of the Pagani Huayra is coming to an end. Or is it? After all, Pagani was until very recently still building the occasional Zonda for wealthy clients. Don't be surprised if this continues for the Huayra. The track-only Huayra R offered some previews about what we can expect from the...
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This is me:
"My audience wants to feel emotions when driving: they don't care about pure performance."
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I have never seen that version of one of those. The Rover SD1 were terrible cars from a build quality standpoint.
You won't need to. Smokers gunna smoke.
what's stopping you now?
should be interesting, chrysler 300s are at least easy to repair. If the Teslas ever get delivered of course
when you can buy a 2000sq ft house for $300k?
oh, so in 1990
how often do you see them in for repairs?
I saw a new one in the parking lot last night, thought it was something else. They didn't change the shape much for 2021. Then I saw like 19 CX-5s on the way home.