boneman
pfm Member
This would make it a hell of a lot easier!
https://autobuzz.my/2020/11/02/this...t-beautiful-electric-car-youll-see-this-year/
https://autobuzz.my/2020/11/02/this...t-beautiful-electric-car-youll-see-this-year/
That’s art.
Yeah, you are right sadly. This one starts....STARTS...at 430,000 euros. One can dream.Sadly, all good looking EVs / PHEVs are not affordable to normal folks (Polestar 1, Taycan, Audi e-Tron GT etc).
aye, put me down for one... beautiful, ah just seen the price
Maybe they'll merge with MG and become MGM.GM are already in collaboration with the Chinese manufacturer (well, until the Chinese dump them in years to come).
They haven't destroyed an old one, they have bought a pile of scrap and a title, there's only 10% of the original left. It's like the Yorkshire auction house on YouTube that sells an "original" Mini Cooper S for £ 18k. It's utterly rotten. As in has bits falling off. They have paid £18k for a V5 (UK title and reg doc) , a chassis plate attached to a pile of rust, and an engine block with the right number on it. The buyer is going to be buying a new shell and subframes to start with, he will build the rest as a kit car.It's a shame they have to vandalize a lovely old Alfa to do this. Why can't they just build a new one from scratch?
Does it have the same crash safety as a 1963 car too?
Because it would be slower, for a start. Jag V12s don't generate 1000Nm of torque, nor do BM or Merc variants, and if they did the gearbox would explode.Now if they built a new one, with the same looks.... but a DOHC V12 with 6 Weber 45 DCOE's
Not my cup of tea, one for the oldies I guess.
Design wise, the new Hyundai ioniq 5 is a masterpiece
who would have thought hyundai could design a desirable car?
https://www.topgear.com/car-news/electric/new-fully-electric-hyundai-ioniq-5
The price is more realistic @ £45k and range-wise is getting there with 292miles (200 in 'real World') but it's not good looking. To me it looks like someone has just put two large scores down the side of an A3:
Lovely, I'm sure, it is not going to persuade car enthusiasts to give up their cars. What they (we) want is something that's a lot more like a lot more like the cars we're going to be asked to give up - not a jacked up Asia-shopper with some sharp creases designed for Tescos Carpark or sticking out from the other automotive white goods parked up on the pelican crossing zig-zags, as mum or dad drops off their bundles of joy at kids at primary school.
Now. This is more like it, if Honda get the price right and it doesn't handle like ****.