Foto, notizie, video curiosi di Auto - [NB. NO violenza, NO tragedie, ecc...]

[Tony ramirez]

l'ibrida pulita. Questo e marketing puro! Questi non sanno più come pulirsi la faccia.. e non parlo del vaticano!

[Delta Force]

4 ore fa, Tony ramirez dice:

l'ibrida pulita. Questo e marketing puro! Questi non sanno più come pulirsi la faccia.. e non parlo del vaticano!

 

...io credo che il loro visagista faccia anche retroscopie... 

[p.fina]

 

[AleMcGir]

 

 

[Cosimo]

 

 

Bellissima  

[Wilhem275]

[Albe89]

[Martin Venator]

 

ALFA ROMEO TZ 1963

 

 

ALFA ROMEO 1600 GTA 1965

Modificato 16 Ottobre 2016 da Martin Venator

[ISO-8707]

 

 

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=f6b_1476418931

[pennellotref]

http://jalopnik.com/hell-yes-president-obama-can-drive-stick-americas-grea-1787923281

 

Cita

Shouldn’t driving a manual be a prerequisite for the leader of the free world, anyway? I mean, what if you’re being chased by a herd of evil robot Pomeranians controlled by Dr. No and your only getaway car is a 1979 Yugo? You have to think of these things when you’re president, you know.

President Obama reviewed some of his post-presidency resume items with Stephen Colbert (err, “Office Manager Randy”) last night when they finally got to a bullet point about the auto industry:

 

Colbert: It says here that you saved the American auto industry.

Obama: Yeah, but nobody believes it. Change that to “drives stick.”

Colbert: Oh, that’s good. Good in case you want to be a long-haul trucker.

That’s probably a sound edit. We can’t even figure out what now-sort-of-Italy’s-problem Dodge is up to now besides stuffing Hellcat engines in things, anyway.

 

Either way, it’s good to know that there are still issues that can unite us as Americans. Driving a manual is fun and good, and may this great nation do many, many burnouts—for America. Burnouts we can believe in!