I don't like minivans, don't like Teslas - this isn't for me for sureDon’t know if ant posted this, but it’s my first time knowing about it.
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The group responsible is known for making off the wall swaps(Mostly just K-series in all kinds of different random chassis, now that I think of it, actually.) I think the perception is more or less intended. AFAIK, its new so I don't think it would have been posted yet.Don’t know if ant posted this, but it’s my first time knowing about it.
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It's just how the market is in general now adays, I feel like. Cars are just getting relatively quicker and quicker every iteration(for the most part.) I remember as a kid, it was a nice rare sight to see a car turbocharged/supercharged that wasn't normally sold like that. Now a lot of lower end cars are come with some sort of FI. Most cars are relatively quick now adays.I get the whole make a mundane form of transport into a sleeper thing, although it's become a pretty tired concept in itself now. But the thing is with an electric car swop, is that electric cars are mundane looking now too. You're just swopping one mundane platform to another. I know the sleeker Tesla S is stretching the 'mundane' tag a bit, but the 'also people carrieresq' Model X shares most of it's underpinnings with it. Electric cars have ruined the whole sleeper concept IMO. Even a base Model 3 is a pretty quick car. You just expect the mundane to be quick these days.
I felt that growing up as well. It used to be you had to have a V8 when pulling up at the stop lights. Then, you needed a quick lightweight 4-cylinder, sans turbo. Then, you needed a turbo. Now, weight and fun are longer factored in.It's just how the market is in general now adays, I feel like. Cars are just getting relatively quicker and quicker every iteration(for the most part.) I remember as a kid, it was a nice rare sight to see a car turbocharged/supercharged that wasn't normally sold like that. Now a lot of lower end cars are come with some sort of FI. Most cars are relatively quick now adays.
Pretty much this.I get the whole make a mundane form of transport into a sleeper thing, although it's become a pretty tired concept in itself now. But the thing is with an electric car swop, is that electric cars are mundane looking now too. You're just swopping one mundane platform to another. I know the sleeker Tesla S is stretching the 'mundane' tag a bit, but the 'also people carrieresq' Model X shares most of it's underpinnings with it. Electric cars have ruined the whole sleeper concept IMO. Even a base Model 3 is a pretty quick car. You just expect the mundane to be quick these days.
I'm not seeing anything wrong with these.
I had a hunch you wouldn't, considering a lot of replies I've seen from you in the past.I'm not seeing anything wrong with these.
The height and wheel combinations look horrid. Also, I don't like the green with light green vinyl combination on one of the S13s.I have to agree with Scott, not seeing anything wrong.
Don’t know if ant posted this, but it’s my first time knowing about it.
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Might as well go all the way and add the wooden sides if they are trying to make a station wagon