The other thing on CO2 emissions is that, if existing trends continue, your household's emissions are likely to reduce further in the coming decade - even assuming no further changes in your tech or energy usage. So genuinely 'future-proof' in that regard.

I really like how they managed to get a whole V12 in behind the front axle.

(will be in this)

this reminds me of another aerial spot I made in Germany, very surprised to see the orange car

Balcony solar isn't necessarily vertical, you can get brackets to set them at a closer to optimal angle.

Price history on the blue car FYI. Feels it's worth a look. I'd use www.vcheck.uk before actually buying anything, just to try and catch if it's bent.

If you're consistently behind the curve then you can manage to get have the wrong products and make huge losses at each stage of the process.

It seems to have compelled me to take a few pics, too :)

Yeah... hired one in Japan for a few days. Also an LS with half the luggage space occupied by H2 tanks. I like it, but would need more development to compete with today's EVs.

Shocked due to the VH41's funky transverse inlet manifold? Or just wouldn't expect a RWD 90s Nissan?

Nice :) I think it's an interesting question, how does a tourist organisation's mission change when inbound tourism increases sevenfold, how does it change who you're trying to reach and the stories you want to tell?

Remembering my RX-7 on #SevensDay . A demanding car to own but a rewarding one to drive, getting better the harder you push it.

Surely a dog, this dog?

I know Putin's very keen on nostalgia for the Great Patriotic War, here's another great opportunity for him

slightly confused with the C2 as said - downturned lip, Corvette script on right rear corner of deck, central ridge line.

This is probably what the AI was thinking of

Yeah, note the rear glass has a 'step' halfway across, check the lower rocker area where AI couldn't decide if it should have a stripe or not...

The Mazda RX-7 has excellent visibility with a low beltline, and is generally recognised as beautiful.

...and don't you forget it!

We none of us live forever, but a precious few will leave behind a legacy of inspiring others to greatness.

"Hell Joseon" has become the latest Korean cultural import to go big in the UK :( www.abc.net.au/news/2020-01... www.bbc.co.uk/news

I always think the McLaren 570 looks quite friendly and approachable, for the kind of car it is

So.. there are a few places where major roads go over mountains, where you get overtaking lanes to pass slower vehicles, so two lanes up one lane down. In this case the total road width approaches that in Microsoftland. However IRL these are very much the exception.

It's kinda ironic how they have a very successful heritage in this sector, but (understandably) haven't liked to talk about it.

Found a reference in Autocar 13 Nov 1991 reader.exacteditions.com/issues/10851... (£)

Judging by the zig-zag area on the side and the rear, it's modelled on the Lamborghini Revuelto

I remember seeing my first one of these, black, in London. It looked like some kind of commercial vehicle, like a cross between a taxi and a transit, super-ugly.

Clearly pinned up on the wall at Pistonheads HQ (unless it's a deliberate Easter pun)

Famously, Ram & Viper