That’s sick mannMan I had so many people stopping me to ask about it. Felt like the man in that car at that age lol. Was so fun to take to 7000+RPM and still not really be going that fast
Ended up getting some wheels, swapped badges, exhaust, head and tail lights, coilovers, and a couple other small things. Was really fun to drive
With Tesla doing so well, still surprised the roadster seems like pie in the sky. I would love to get one, but last I checked you need a downpayment of 45K for a 145K car. I don't believe any exotic in that price range has that demand or requirement.
I'm old so indulge me for a quick sec, I remember a decent 80's flick starring Michael Keaton called Gung Ho.
The story portrayed the takeover of an American car plant by a Japanese corporation (although the title phrase is an Americanized Chinese term).
Gung Ho (film) - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Could anything be done to fix Ford or is the hole to deep to pull them out going forward?
It always makes me take a double take when I hear you speaking out against Ford, with your screen name. I know you are more of a Ford GT fan.
How you enjoying sitting high looking down on people. You see a LOT being up high, and can do a lot up high nobody sees. Love it.put 1000 miles on the truck in the first week
i did a quick calculation and im getting like 16ish on highway, not bad tbh
I have another truck which i was dailying before so im used to the position. but its so nice being higher and seeing from that angle
Yea I wonder what went into selecting those manufacturers for the graphic. Weird that BMW and Mercedes arent included. Graphic def seems to have some bias on what they’re showing lolPorsche and Ferrari are missing.. If i recall Porsche was something like 20k per car.. this is from 2017
Porsche Makes an Average of $17,000 on Every Car It Sells
But what Ferrari makes per car is even more impressive.www.roadandtrack.com
They are on a tear and 2023 will be another good year for them
Porsche and Ferrari are missing.. If i recall Porsche was something like 20k per car.. this is from 2017
Porsche Makes an Average of $17,000 on Every Car It Sells
But what Ferrari makes per car is even more impressive.
They are on a tear and 2023 will be another good year for them
It shows in quality. Porsche doesn’t believe in quantity over quality.
Porsche and Ferrari are missing.. If i recall Porsche was something like 20k per car.. this is from 2017
Porsche Makes an Average of $17,000 on Every Car It Sells
But what Ferrari makes per car is even more impressive.
They are on a tear and 2023 will be another good year for them
www.thedrive.com
Funny I saw an article about counties all over the country giving out free wheel locks for Hyundais, didn't know that's what it was about.Well damn lol
These Hyundai and Kia Models Are Blacklisted By State Farm Insurance Over Thefts
Certain Hyundai and Kia models are not blacklisted from being insured by State Farm due to being too easy to steal.
to me all these years later
BRB gotta change my pants….
