Really, anything is better than before. Kent Police were still using the Skoda Octavia for Police Interceptor duties (where most counties had upgraded to Subarus)
Eh, In all honesty I could take it or leave, most likely leave it. I've never really cared for Mustangs, Or any pony cars really.
I'm a bit late to the party here, but hell yes it can do a burnout. My dad has a '14 Genesis R-Spec, which comes with the 5.0l V8. 430hp all going to the rear wheels. It'll light'em up. Not sure about the models with the smaller engines.
Yeah ok didnt now they used them for that here in germany we have just bmws atleast where i live and when you have a car wich goes over 250 youll get easily away. Also i bought a new car! It Isnt a ram but its still a Dodge i went to geigercars and saw a challenger and fell in love with it. So im now waiting for it to arrive
Challenger's are great and all, but not the most practical thing in the world, at least not compared to the truck.
V8 392 Shaker scat pack is tge model i bought and i drove a similar one to it in normal traffic and it didnt need much more gas than my first car it only needed 12l per 100km i dont know what that in mpg is but its about the same as a porsche 911 and its quite praktikal for me at least.
that's awesome dude, hope you enjoy it. Yeah i heard that when you are just cruisin they get like 23mpg, which for a 6.4l isnt too bad.
yeah im really exited for it but ill have to wait zntil it comes because it has a estimated wait time of 2 months till its here but i cant wait to blow my friend in his m3 once i have it because were going to drive them to vmax on the autobahn.
Someone in Florida stole an SSV badge & an HSV flags badge off a Commodore, He had only had them on the car for a week. Before & After Also, when Holden says "full size spare", they aren't messing around. (Spare is one on left)
Had my mother in the truck with me today on the way back from town, we saw a Shelby Cobra kit car going the other way, and my mother immediately has 90 questions, Like, "What is that? Why's it so small? Is it road legal? How old is it? Can two people ride in it? Wheres the trunk?" Etc. She had no idea what it was, even when it belonged to one of my late father's good friends.
I got momentarily stuck in about 2 inches of silty mud yesterday. I was messing around in a new subdivision, and all the rain we've gotten lately had washed a ton of mud into one particular coul-de-sac on a hill. Tried to get the rear end of the car to kick out on the dirt, but it was deeper and slicker than I anticipated, so I just pushed the front wheels and almost shoved the nose of the car into the bank on the downhill side of the road. I couldn't go forward and I'd just spin the wheels if I tried to back up. By giving it a little bit of gas in reverse to keep the rear wheels spinning I was able to get the rear end of the car to slide down the hill and off of the mud onto dry pavement. Limited slip diffs ftw.
I spotted a Skyline at work today the owner wants to get a warrant of fitness for it but I highly doubt it would pass.
I'm guessing a Warrant of Fitness is a bit like an MOT (compulsory yearly inspection to make sure the vehicle is roadworthy)?
Nice, a proper JDM R31 It's a shame it's in such a poor way though... Was the air filter missing when it came in? or just being replaced?
