Cars and other kinds of motoring gibberish

Started by ahochaude · 3 May 2004 · 4,980 replies

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19 Oct 2010, 21:27 #4081
Tu_triky wrote:Traffic is pretty low there...must be pretty late at night. If I was a truck driver I would pull over and watch while chomping on a yakisoba dog.

If I were a truck driver, I'd try to ram a couple of those fools while chomping on a yakisoba dog. :mrgreen:
19 Oct 2010, 23:04 #4082
bmwracer wrote:
If I were a truck driver, I'd try to ram a couple of those fools while chomping on a yakisoba dog. :mrgreen:


How uncivilized. Just ask one of them to pass the Grey Poupon instead. :hehe:
19 Oct 2010, 23:09 #4083
Tu_triky wrote:How uncivilized. Just ask one of them to pass the Grey Poupon instead. :hehe:

Maybe after I've turned them into someone's lunch. :mrgreen:
19 Oct 2010, 23:23 #4084
bmwracer wrote:
Maybe after I've turned them into someone's lunch. :mrgreen:


How charitable! ;)


The No-Holds-Barred Race Car Trapped Inside Gran Turismo 5

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The No-Holds-Barred Race Car Trapped Inside Gran Turismo 5

When Gran Turismo 5 finally arrives, it will include the Red Bull X1 prototype, the answer to the question of "What if you designed a race car with an unlimited budget and no regard for rules?" Gas turbine, engage.

While we wait and wait for GT5, the specs on the Adrian Newey-shaped virtual machine just add to the pain of patience: 1483 hp and 527 lb.-ft. of torque from a gas turbine, moving 1,201 lbs. of carbon fiber to a top speed of 249 mph. Someday maybe you too can try to best the Suzuka F1 record by 20 seconds. (H/t to Rattleface) [GT Planet]
19 Oct 2010, 23:40 #4085
^ I saw that design in a Speed Racer episode. :P
20 Oct 2010, 00:02 #4086
bmwracer wrote:^ I saw that design in a Speed Racer episode. :P


I guess it should be aptly named the Mach 5.
20 Oct 2010, 00:10 #4087
Tu_triky wrote:I guess it should be aptly named the Mach 5.

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20 Oct 2010, 00:37 #4088
bmwracer wrote:
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Mighty fine wishbone (suspension)...reminds of of some Pollo A LA Brasa.
20 Oct 2010, 00:44 #4089
Tu_triky wrote:Mighty fine wishbone (suspension)...reminds of of some Pollo A LA Brasa.

That would be the chicken leg suspension... Developed by Zacky Farms. :hehe:
20 Oct 2010, 00:55 #4090
bmwracer wrote:
That would be the chicken leg suspension... Developed by Zacky Farms. :hehe:


Hehe. Gas filled shocks built using chicken farts.
20 Oct 2010, 02:53 #4091
Tu_triky wrote:Hehe. Gas filled shocks built using chicken farts.

Do chickens fart? :headscratch:
20 Oct 2010, 03:04 #4092
bmwracer wrote:
Do chickens fart? :headscratch:


:hehe:
20 Oct 2010, 03:06 #4093
Tu_triky wrote::hehe:

I do know they cross roads, however. :mrgreen:
20 Oct 2010, 03:13 #4094
bmwracer wrote:
I do know they cross roads, however. :mrgreen:




Top Gear Confirms American Stig, Suzuki SX4 As Small Car For Big Stars

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Top Gear Confirms American Stig, Suzuki SX4 As Small Car For Big

Confirming our reports, there is an American Stig on the U.S. version of Top Gear. The producers also revealed the Suzuki SX4 Sportback is the small car for big stars and the "big stars" include Tim Allen and Kid Rock.

The American Top Gear on History is currently taping and severely leaking information. We knew there was going to be a Stig and had some idea of who was going to appear as the Big Stars In A Little Car (the Americanized Star In A Reasonably-Priced Car).

Now we know for sure the interviewees for the first season will be: Buzz Aldrin, Tim Allen, Ty Burrell, Tony Hawk, Bret Michaels, Dominic Monaghan, Kid Rock, and Michelle Rodriguez. And the car, as seen in this photo, is actually the the Suzuki SX4, and not the Kia Rio, which the producers say was in the running but not preferred over the zippy SX4 Sportback.

Who will be the fastest around the track in the SX4? Tim Allen is a longtime car guy and Michelle Rodriguez scares us, so we're giving them the top lap times. How do you rank these Big Stars?
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By the looks of American Stig's svelte figure, he will successfully add 5 seconds to every potential lap time. Moreover, his added heft will eschew the need for anti-lock brakes as the car will never be able to reach speeds for which they are necessary.
20 Oct 2010, 03:15 #4095
^ By the looks of him, the U.S. Stig must be an old school NASCAR driver. :hehe:
20 Oct 2010, 03:18 #4096
bmwracer wrote:^ By the looks of him, the U.S. Stig must be an old school NASCAR driver. :hehe:


:rofl:

By the looks of him, American Stig just had a full slab of ribs and an half a rotisserie chicken at Lucille's BBQ.

:rofl:
20 Oct 2010, 03:25 #4097
Tu_triky wrote: :rofl:

By the looks of him, American Stig just had a full slab of ribs and an half a rotisserie chicken at Lucille's BBQ.

:rofl:

Gochisosama deshita! :hehe:
20 Oct 2010, 03:28 #4098
bmwracer wrote:
Gochisosama deshita! :hehe:



Always the polite one, The Stig...even if his greasy mouth is smeared with Hickory Smoked BBQ sauce underneath that polarized visor.

"Some say he stores 3 banquet meals in his helmet, all we know is he's called The Stig."
20 Oct 2010, 03:29 #4099
Tu_triky wrote:"Some say he stores 3 banquet meals in his helmet, all we know is he's called The Stig."

:hehe: :rofl:
20 Oct 2010, 03:36 #4100
bmwracer wrote:
:hehe: :rofl:


:victory:


A newly licensed driver in Penn. expresses his joy at the DMV after passing his driving test.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leZfOOruVvM

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