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save that delivery fee, homie
that ain't goin' nowhere
that ain't goin' nowhere
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That's what MOST of Seattle looks like..
Just when you thought they couldn't get any uglier
I think it actually looks slightly better. Butt ugly for sure, but not quite as bad as stock.
This Malibu? Don't even try him. That wing is good for eight pounds of downforce at 80 mph. The rally stripes add a couple horsepower as well.
That wing probably provides 30lbs of downforce while sitting still
Gotta tame all those horses somehow...
Naw dawg, naw. That's the finest of carbon fibers. The real question is does the downforce exceed the drag?That wing probably provides 30lbs of downforce while sitting still
Naw dawg, naw. That's the finest of carbon fibers. The real question is does the downforce exceed the drag?
It does look like a marvel of modern engineering.
It really needs a trash can sized fartpipe to finish it off properly.
In a shocking turn of events in Arizona, a $500,000 McLaren supercar was completely destroyed after a collision at an intersection. The incident has sparked a debate online about fault.
According to Arizona law, drivers making a left turn must yield to oncoming traffic. The McLaren driver attempted a left turn on a yellow light, seemingly misjudging the speed or distance of an oncoming vehicle, leading to the crash.
Posts on X and discussions among car enthusiasts suggest that the McLaren driver is at fault for failing to yield. However, opinions vary, with some arguing that both drivers could have potentially avoided the collision.
The wreckage of the luxury vehicle, meant for speed and precision, now stands as a stark reminder of the importance of road awareness and traffic laws, especially at intersections where split-second decisions can lead to significant consequences.
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According to Arizona law, drivers making a left turn must yield to oncoming traffic. The McLaren driver attempted a left turn on a yellow light, seemingly misjudging the speed or distance of an oncoming vehicle, leading to the crash.
Posts on X and discussions among car enthusiasts suggest that the McLaren driver is at fault for failing to yield. However, opinions vary, with some arguing that both drivers could have potentially avoided the collision.
The wreckage of the luxury vehicle, meant for speed and precision, now stands as a stark reminder of the importance of road awareness and traffic laws, especially at intersections where split-second decisions can lead to significant consequences.
video
He was probably on his PHOOOOOONNE...
"Two idiots squeezing a yellow light, but the bigger idiot is the one squeezing it while turning left into traffic."
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