Shares took a hit, buyers are cancelling orders. Orders for what exactly? They don't have any cars on sale and won't for some time :hmmm: They might have a few SUVs lingering on in other markets, but this ^^^ rebrand and advert is related to a car which won't even be revealed until next year. Plus ...

Another clean energy success story... https://abc7.com/post/fire-autozone-store-hollywood-burns-neighboring-businesses-forces-street-closure/15552031/ Similar thing here in MK yesterday, car caught fire and shut one of the main roads for hours. Oh wait. It was a petrol car :obscene-birdiedoublered:...

Have you seen the car though? It's a real looker.

It's err....

Well.

TBF, their previous approach of mentioning old cars and er...what exactly?...wasn't paying dividends

Is Chinese diesel that bright red stuff they put on ready made chicken kebabs?

Are you talking about an actual glass of beer?

Big Mac's a Big Mac, but they call it Le Big Mac

The Bronx is the size of Paris, has 42 McDonalds.....and one bookshop Paris has 76 McDonalds :wtf: also 35 Starbucks, 19 Burger Kings and 38 Subways Paris pop. 2.10 million Bronx pop. 1.44 million *chews pencil* Paris 36.2 McDs/million Bronx 29.1 McDs/million I find that strangely depressing. (But ...

Dunno if it's still true, but it used to be the case that Qantas had never suffered a passenger fatality in flight (not including people who die of their own volition ), which is pretty good for what is actually one of the oldest airlines still going.

The prize for hardest-working van of the year Nothing to do with vans of course, but this reminds me of when I first started working on aerospace actuation systems. Modern airliners spend more time flying than they do on the ground, it can be up to a 70/30 split on long haul stuff! Took me a little...

I'm not gonna tell you what the actual number is of course, but even a 'normal' car is designed and tested for more than 200k these days. Trucks and vans are closer to a million. Of course, you seldom find a car with 200k on it which isn't also 25 years old so it's a bit of a hard one to really quan...

If the bus and driver have been found why has it not been reported? I'm interested, from a (previous) professional popint of view. Well they probably didn't guess his name just from the head :think: I'd suspect it's more the case that it's not widely reported in the popular press, doesn't mean it's...

KungFooBob wrote: ↑Wed Nov 20, 2024 9:31 am Baby murderer!

IIRC it's actually the over 65s who are most at risk

best engines Only if you don't enjoy breathing :thumbup: I know it's boring etc, but I suspect the "problem" here is that you can't see the reduction in pollution/improvement in air quality but you can very much see the bill you get for a new DPF. https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/ace/standard/640...

KungFooBob wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2024 3:46 pmWTAF!

I thought it had Mandlebars for a moment

mangocrazy wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2024 11:29 pm for as long as I can keep it running.

Errr....

Indeed, its so hushed up that the first hit on Google tells you what happened.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co ... yjv40o.amp

That shape is the bike I think of if anyone says "Kawasaki Ninja".

Hope that helps your decision

"We were gonna jump over 10 double decker buses, but we could only find these two Kawasakis".

Gone are the days of foam filled tanks to stop fuel slosh. I'd imagine there's baffles and foam in there and all sorts of bits of clever tech Do they not have bag tanks like in F1? Dunno. Most race cars (at this sort of level) have a bag inside the 'tank' which is much more resistant to being broke...