Honestly, when I went to 1st grade school (being 7 years old) I found it utterly stupid when our teacher started to pronounce every consonant of the alphabet with the phoneme sound. It sounded like spitting or coughing and nobody ever used it before, so I found it pretty strange.
4 cylinder and V6 engines were used in the turbo era.
Don't really get why, because an E30 or E34 Touring has completely different looking rear lights, from up front surely you would notice the missing kidneys and double round headlights. 
Oddly enough I've seen the first TVR in my life too, only for a blink of the eye. Was a matte black Cerbera I guess, sounded like a 6 cylinder.
This is not a BMW, it's a Benz W124.
The further away rain is the more it looks like fog so from about 100 m distance on it should get a little more foggy. Also it would help would he have used different sizes of rain drops for different distances.
Edit: Actually I once had a go at a rain edit, in fact I messed around with it again just before posting this.
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Unfortunatly the great magician will most likely not reveal his hidden tricks and tweaks so we probably never get to know. But - sorry - just keep having that debate for a little while.
Edit: Oh and by the way personally I don't think a GT race car fits polished wheels and 5 kg of clear lacquer.
Edit: Oh and by the way personally I don't think a GT race car fits polished wheels and 5 kg of clear lacquer.
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Don't really know but I figured because he had a 'rocco as a profile picture.
Aren't you actually driving a 2nd generation Scirocco?
If I look at this picture I understand it as the camera would be traveling next to the object (car), same speed same direction. The camera is set up to capture a static car and a blurred/moving background, so why the hell would the wheels not necessarily have to appear blurred/spinning in the shot?
Also, who said parts of the car should be blurred when blurring the background? That's just a newcomers mistake.
Looks pretty nice, but what a shame the windscreen is not reflecting anything there on that bright shiny day.
I don't think it's located in the English country side though, as "Blackwood" translates to "Schwarzwald" in German, which is an actual place/area in South West Germany.
Edit: lulz, it can't be coincidence?
Edit: lulz, it can't be coincidence?
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I'd like to see some proof for that story...
Do you have a picture of that red ones engine bay? Because I'd like to know how they fit a 5 cylinder engine into a Polo. I'm also curious about how they got the displacement down to 1,8 litres, as the smalles VAG 5 cylinder I know of was a 1,9L with a carburator... so with 2 valves per cylinder only.
Are you sure they didn't tell you something about a 1.8L 20V four banger?
I have to agree that's very nice. I don't like the "glowing lights" thing but overall that edit is good quality. Finally something fresh.
Well around here in Germany it's state of the art to make money with that. A few years ago our city declared they had a loss of "income" by speed cameras/lasers so they built about 4 new cameras and dropped the speed limit in these places by 10 km/h.
Also as part of my apprenticeship I'm visiting a school together with about 700 other people at a time. Approximatly 2/3 people come there by car. Last year they changed the speed limit in a nearby street from 50 to 30, a week later they lasered me going 44...
Oh and G!NhO, you probably missed that thread.
What would that be for? "Prepare to slow down, we really don't want your money."
I never understood why they built such a beautiful coupe and gave it ultimate offroad ride height.
Dude that post was made 7 years ago...
Isn't it pretty much raw?
Also the windows are missing and the smoke is too smooth. :twocents:
What's supposed to be funny about that?
I'm a bit confused, were those pictures taken during the same season? Because I don't think someone with a racing suit full of Ford logos would be driving a car sponsored by Scania (owned by VW).
Okay.. try to read this nice and slow:
For example there are Volkswagen cars that have Mercedes Benz wheels fit. So even though they are "cheap" VWs they wear precious Benz shoes, simply because their owners like them or their owners want the car to look luxurious. Either way most of these people will not bother to take the Mercedes badges off because other people that are into cars will know where they are from anyways.
Now our friend "G!NhO" makes fun of that occurance. He sticks a BMW badge on the wheels, that are already unmistakably labeled as being Ronal. You may also consider this as a pun at the recent large BMW prevalence in this thread.
Well anyways, thanks for the image quote!
Many styled cars of whatever make have wheels from Porsche or Mercedes Benz or whatever.
Did it come up your minds that he's more likely making fun of just that? Even more so because the wheels (too "sceney" though) say "Turbo" with the Jetta having a 1.8 N/A engine...
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