The online racing simulator
Saw a Bentley Continental GTC soft-top at the local casino today. Valets were literally playing rock-paper-scissors to see who gets to drive it 200 feet into the valet lot. There's always a ZR-1 lurking around here as well every 2 weeks.

Casino lots are a gold mine
Quote from Sueycide_FD :Saw a Bentley Continental GTC soft-top at the local casino today. Valets were literally playing rock-paper-scissors to see who gets to drive it 200 feet into the valet lot. There's always a ZR-1 lurking around here as well every 2 weeks.

Casino lots are a gold mine

"Wow look at that nice car behind me"
*brake checks*
*collision*
"Ahh my neck!"
*Get out of car, walk to expensive car's driver*
"I hope you have good insurance man!"

Money rolls in.

Maybe I'm getting alittle too close to broke getting thoughts like this.
Not sure if cool, or just weird.
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Weird imo
I see alot of "naked" Passat atm, even some R36 models. But at my work modul they have no engine yet (R36 are the only with a 300km/h speedo)

but some weeks ago yet another historic car rally had a checkpoint in my hometown, and this time I had a camera...






weird car, called Facel. French build with US V8




the Porsche had a fabolous smooth V8 rumble, through a single pipe
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^^^^^Suzuki Super Carry ya'll


My friend used to have one, and whenever I would drive in it, i'd first make sure the breeze isnt blowing.
Here in new york (i'm on holiday) seen a couple of mustangs and a corvette. Also a nice V8 Ford E250 van
Quote :^^^^^Suzuki Super Carry ya'll

I have no idea why but I am strangely attracted to boxy japanese vans. Maybe its because they're the only cars more boxy than mine. Also it's because they look useful as hell. Definitely a fine choice for the post-apocalypse.

And they can do stoppies! What can be more awesome?


One business company in Vilnius has full parking lot of L300 4x4s, makes me smile every time i go by.
Quote from flymike91 :I have no idea why but I am strangely attracted to boxy japanese vans. Maybe its because they're the only cars more boxy than mine. Also it's because they look useful as hell. Definitely a fine choice for the post-apocalypse.

LOL at the big wheel on the roof
was just on the way home going through a small town near bristol with gurney in the name of it, glancing through the driveways and side streets (it was rather an affluent place) and i just caught sight of the back of an aston martin one 77, had to do a double take, really gutted i couldnt get hold of my camera but it was such a beautiful car
Quote from PoVo :LOL at the big wheel on the roof

Well, l300 4x4 is classified as off road vehicle. Just try taking your spare from underneath the car, when one of your tyres comes off the rim in meter deep mud.
ran across this yesterday while searching my car at the massive VW car park, looked a bit out of place in the armada of VAG runabouts.

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Today i saw a grey awfull poor daihatsu charade CS.
And in my life i also saw the rare ones: Saang Yong and Gely
Went on a trip to Aachen.

Today i saw Yugo Koral 55, and Fiat Multipla.
Quote from Marin2 :Today i saw Yugo Koral 55, and Fiat Multipla.

how fast where they going ?
Quote from theirishnoob :how fast where they going ?

well, there was more yugos, parked, and those wich warent parked, i don't remember, i clearly remember one, and it wasn't going more than 50 kmph. And about Fiat Multipla i can't remember.
AND i saw a Ferrari, it was 599xx or Scaglieti, he was going about 150-160.
2012 Jaguar XK
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Surprised dustin didn't rotate his picture what a bender.
Another quality of the iDevice which doesn't intelligently rotate pictures on it's memory card.
WTF! showed up fine on my iPhone in Safari.
Same here.


F*** you lamppost I'll drivere wherever I want!
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