Automotive enthusiasts?

 
if you ask me what is my favorite lamborghini, i’ll most likely answer with ‘‘espada’’

@Porschepegasus
 
Looks pretty nice, what year is it? (I have little knowledge of Lamborghinis.)
 
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Also, I’ve finished the first part of work on my 90 Grand Marquis Wagon. It drives and I cleaned the wheels and rinsed the car (mostly,) but I think the Fuel Pump might be dying on me. It starts dying on me if I try to drive up a hill, so I need to diagnose things more.

@BarryFromMars  
late 60s - mid 70s

@Porschepegasus
 
Thanks for that.
 
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On my 90 Grand Marquis Wagon, it’s not on jack stands. However, I don’t think I’m getting enough fuel pressure. The car cuts out at higher RPMs, and it feels exactly the same as the one time I nearly ran the tank dry. Maybe I put the fuel filter on backwards, or maybe the fuel pump’s dying on me. Either way, I still have the old fuel filter.

@BarryFromMars  
Id probably check the pump first before anything else. I haven’t heard of problems like that caused by the filter being mounted backwards or anything like that. Best hope it’s not you injectors though because if those fail, it’s gonna set you back a few thousand dollars to replace em.

@Porschepegasus  
Quirky V12 beauties. Seeing them in motion would be fun. Considering how crazy their exhausts are

@RainbowDash69  
doug demuro has featured one of them in his video

My dog jumped on my car door and scratched it :/

@MagpulPony  
STUPID dawg

@ЅℰℒᎯℙℋℐℰℒ  
Meh, whatever. My mother already put two dents in the back of it a while ago too.

@ЅℰℒᎯℙℋℐℰℒ  
Here’s your evolution to traffic!
 

@MagpulPony  
a cyclist kicked my tailgate in a roundabout

@The magic 🅱oi  
I’d be pissed. You don’t kick someone’s car.

@MagpulPony  
He ignored the yield sign and came flying up on my rear. I didn’t have a dash cam (still don’t) and he disappeared into a housing complex

@The magic 🅱oi  
I have two cameras on my truck. One facing forwards, and the other backwards.

Tire polish for my car. I used it on my sister’s Honda Insight too.
 
@The magic 🅱oi  
yeah if I lived in a big city with a lot of bicyclists I’d want a dash cam, bicyclists are often very aggressive
 
 
@ЅℰℒᎯℙℋℐℰℒ  
I was thinking the video would show roundabouts, diamonds, highways, stoplight timing/logic. But this one is really nice, the 50s make me feel relaxed. Such nice cars, always so luxurious and fancy looking!

I dreamed once of owning a Ford Raptor (the Ranger one) which ended me being anxious about driving it because of how wide the front was. I’m pretty scared of grazing it’s side when trying to enter tight alleys around my village.

I have officially finished the CAT 6NZ swap of my 2001 international 9400. Took 2 months but it runs great, feels good, definitely going to run longer than the original engine did, and it makes more power than I’ll probably need since it’s got new cams, a second turbo, and I got it tuned as well.

@RainbowDash69  
Nice, I’ve pretty much given up on polishing mine. Or even washing it.

@ACApenetrator50  
At least another million miles I assume. It’s a lot of work taking apart an engine like that. You’re going to haul a lot with it?
 
 
@MagpulPony  
For sure. It’s impossible to keep them clean. Once winter hits I’ll say goodbye to anything looking real clean…
 
 
@Count Adramélekh Sear  
Midsize trucks aren’t very wide. But those offroad mods will make anything harder to maneuver

@RainbowDash69  
It gets filthy even just staying parked here.

@RainbowDash69  
Yeah. I pull trailers loaded up with all of my stuff at the end of harvest season. I also gotta keep fuel trailers coming in and out to keep my farm running as well. Most of my trucks a specific role to play on my farm. My mack will usually pull cattle and horse trailers along with whenever it’s time to take grain and corn to a storage facility down the road. My lonestar is used for the fuel runs when I get my trailers filled up and I also use it to bring stuff into the farm and to transport stuff it out that needs fixing that’s beyond my skill of repair.

It’s official, the Asia Towner was the cheapest and absolute worst car ever sold here in Germany. Here’s what AUTO BILD had to say about it in February 2002:
 
First the good news: This device from the North Korean [sic] Kia daughter company Asia is cheap, has two sliding doors and six seats - all available from the National Union of Free Vehicular Imports. And now the bad news…
 
Motor and transmission: Oh dear! The little 800 cc engine that only manages Euro 2 tries its hardest - but when fully loaded every senile duck overtakes this one-off. Putting it in first gear is even louder than the engine. The stick shift is, politely phrased, indirect.  
Anyone looking for a fifth gear can just as well hope to win the lottery.
 
Chassis and safety: Oh heavens! The car merrily sways about when the stuttery brakes are applied until the wheels almost lose ground contact. Quick curves remind of a boat tour, a wheel quickly lifts off - and the car is in danger of tipping. At least passenger can open the manual windows wide if they get sick. Safety? There is none. No electronic assistants, no airbags, and the headrests go up to your neck. Only three of the six seats have three-point seats. Very bad - a catastrophic braking path of 206 feet.
 
Comfort and price
 
Chassis: Ow! The protective hull around the occupants reminds of tin, the cheap plastic cockpit would even scare the North Koreans [again, sic] accustomed to extreme simplicity. The seats are way too small and hard as bricks. Foot room is extremely cramped as the engine is in the middle, directly under the seats. The two foldable seats in the back are usable - and nothing more. Because the situation can’t be that bad that a responsible driver fastens people here with lap belts.
 
Comfort: Next topic.
 
Price: Oh well. He who doesn’t pay much doesn’t have to get much. For 12,800 marks (about 6000€) you get the base model plus cassette radio, and for 14,800 (about 7000€) the “luxury” variant with alloys, heater and tinted glass.
 
All in all: Sure, you can turn a drive in an Asia into a joyride. But anyone with even the slightest sense of responsibility will keep their fingers off of this six-seater. The minibus Asia Towner is nothing more than a mobile park bench for crowded Asian cities where nothing goes anymore. However, a “modern” car with a way too long braking path and constant tipping danger should not be unleased upon the world.

@CalypsoFantasy  
it was still more adequate than trabant though.
 
and kei vans are quite sought after nowadays