PranK

Hipster industrial.

Interesting that the photographer has made it a focused feature.

My only feedback is that if you're driving a 330k Magna now and reasonably happy/content with it, why do you want to spend $30k on the replacement? Theres lots of great cars that can be had for under 10k and will see you through the next however-many years. My Bora was $70k new (in 2002, top of the range '4Motion Sport'), I bought it 4 years ago (I've never had a car longer than 2 years which should give you an indication of how happy I am with it) for $8500. Its arguably the best daily under 15k for me. 4 doors for the kiddos, 150kw V6, AWD, full leather and heated seats, a sweet 6 speed with a little bit of poke. 232k on it now and its still *SO* tight. Everything works still and its showing no sign of slowing down. $8500!!!! (You can get em much less than that now.) Yes, I'd really like a new(er) Golf GTI or an R34 4 door or whatever but for right now with a sole-income household and a big mortgage I can't see why I should spend another $n on a car that will probably not do the daily-thing as well as the Bora. $30k loan on a daily? I just dont think I could do that.

They've gotta be a solid 30g per side.

Aha! Beauty! Thank you.

A recent post on Speedhunters titled How A 2,200hp GT-R Can Save The World was a good read and featured this Middle-Eastern built R35. Some quotes from the article; Some takeaways for myself; I am seriously impressed to see a car like this built, but more impressed to see it built in Qatar. I'm also impressed to see what its able to do in warm temperatures. The engine bay looks almost stock! Thats really cool. This cage looks amazing. Theres more pics of it on Speedhunters, its a work of art. I'm not too sure what I am looking at here. Can somebody tell me what this is? And some more pics from Speedhunters. Check the post and other pics on Speedhunters. So cool.