kenjilina wrote:a porsche gt3 and aston db9 being outgunned by a vw camper at spa!If I ever won the lottery, I was thinking about getting an Aston, but hell, I'll just get a VW bus now, I don't have to wait for the lottery! [/list:u]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JB6JzzY4Yw
Cars and other kinds of motoring gibberish
Started by ahochaude · 3 May 2004 · 4,980 replies
General Discussion
gaijin mark wrote:If I ever won the lottery, I was thinking about getting an Aston, but hell, I'll just get a VW bus now, I don't have to wait for the lottery! [/list:u]
it's just a hunch but i think that vw isn't a standard one! :hehe:
crazy people!
http://www.vidly.net/video-gumball-3000-super-cars-and-super-babes.html
warning; explicit language.
http://www.vidly.net/video-gumball-3000-super-cars-and-super-babes.html
warning; explicit language.
kenjilina wrote:crazy people!No offense, but why does the term "eurotrash" come to mind while I'm watching this? [/list:u]
http://www.vidly.net/video-gumball-3000-super-cars-and-super-babes.html
warning; explicit language.
everyone here loves eurocars
but i dont ~~ well before but im more into japan cars
SUBARU IMPREZZA the best one around....
lets just say im into drifting than f1/circuit/etc racing....
:dancing:
but i dont ~~ well before but im more into japan cars
SUBARU IMPREZZA the best one around....
lets just say im into drifting than f1/circuit/etc racing....
:dancing:
LOL, I'm shopping for a new wheel online and found a place called "The Garden of Speedin' "
:hehe:
:hehe:
I'd have to agree: that is not safe to use.
ouch, i know how that feels.. hope you can find a replacement... but i have to ask, why is your tire so thick! :hehe:
krim wrote:ouch, i know how that feels.. hope you can find a replacement... but i have to ask, why is your tire so thick! :hehe:
The wheels/tires are stock.
The entire car is stock, except for the chip change. ;)
Ouch, my condolences :sweat:. I twisted two wheels last year.
boris wrote:Ouch, my condolences :sweat:. I twisted two wheels last year.
Oooh. :(
We can feel each other's pain. :puppydog:
Just bought a new wheel online: $160, plus $16 shipping... Much better than the $240 (plus $20 sales tax) that the dealer wants.
miLk_sHake wrote:everyone here loves eurocars
but i dont ~~ well before but im more into japan cars
SUBARU IMPREZZA the best one around....
lets just say im into drifting than f1/circuit/etc racing....
:dancing:
you might enjoy this.
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=625907613
boris wrote:Ouch, my condolences :sweat:. I twisted two wheels last year.
as did I, and the alloy Volks can't be repaired reliably. :puppydog:
40 series tires + 40mph + curb = :beaten:
I have steel wheel rims, so I just give them for straightening ($20). Roads here are in pretty bad shape, so I don't want to put an alloy...
Toyota may add 5 N. America car plants: report Thu Jan 11, 10:41 PM ET
Toyota Motor Corp. (7203.T), Japan's largest auto maker, may build up to five more vehicle assembly plants in North America in the next 10 years, Bloomberg news agency reported, citing people familiar with its plans.
Toyota would build at least one plant in the southeastern U.S. and one in Mexico, the report said.
"Consumer demand will determine how many cars we build in North America," Toyota spokesman Paul Nolasco said in response to the report. "If we need to build more, we will build more."
Toyota, which may claim the title of the world's biggest auto maker from General Motors Corp. (NYSE:GM - news) this year, has said that it is considering expanding its manufacturing capacity and is reviewing locations.
The remarks came after the Wall Street Journal reported last week that Toyota might name a site in the southern United States for its eighth North American assembly plant as early as this month.
The Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun newspaper said on Friday that Toyota was in the final stage of discussions to build the plant in Georgia. The plant would have an annual output capacity of 200,000 units and most likely assemble SUVs, it said.
Last year, Toyota and Honda shipped a record number of vehicles from Japan to the United States as their North American factories failed to keep up with demand.
Toyota Motor Corp. (7203.T), Japan's largest auto maker, may build up to five more vehicle assembly plants in North America in the next 10 years, Bloomberg news agency reported, citing people familiar with its plans.
Toyota would build at least one plant in the southeastern U.S. and one in Mexico, the report said.
"Consumer demand will determine how many cars we build in North America," Toyota spokesman Paul Nolasco said in response to the report. "If we need to build more, we will build more."
Toyota, which may claim the title of the world's biggest auto maker from General Motors Corp. (NYSE:GM - news) this year, has said that it is considering expanding its manufacturing capacity and is reviewing locations.
The remarks came after the Wall Street Journal reported last week that Toyota might name a site in the southern United States for its eighth North American assembly plant as early as this month.
The Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun newspaper said on Friday that Toyota was in the final stage of discussions to build the plant in Georgia. The plant would have an annual output capacity of 200,000 units and most likely assemble SUVs, it said.
Last year, Toyota and Honda shipped a record number of vehicles from Japan to the United States as their North American factories failed to keep up with demand.
Tu_triky wrote:Toyota may add 5 N. America car plants
Toyota's on their way to being ichiban in the world.
car v plane v bike.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojX84GfRNQo&mode=related&search=
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojX84GfRNQo&mode=related&search=
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