55K on the odo, Dinan chip and suspension. Would you?
It looks perfectly sorted. Wheels are perfect. Ride height is perfect. To our untrained eyes, looks like it doesn’t need a single thing. On that basis, we’d be tempted, awfully tempted. What a looker.
Can’t recall ever seeing one, but we can dig this clean, bumperless example. We wonder if it’s possibly one of two former BaT cars?
Addendum to this post (3/24):
Here are a couple of rolling shots. Wow.
Images: Kevin Britton (top), Matthew Britton (bottom)
Taking a quick break from car stuff. We’re probably late to the party, but here’s a film we enjoyed immensely recently.
This is one of the more compelling things we have seen in recent memory. It’s also beautifully scored and filmed. Described as “indie sci-fi” by director Duncan Jones (random trivia: Jones is the son of David Bowie), one certainly doesn’t need to be a fan of science fiction (we aren’t) or independent film to enjoy this. Recommended.
Go for a ride with Best Motoring‘s Gan-san (black loafers, white socks and all) as he navigates touristenfahrten Ring traffic behind the wheel of an S2K prototype.
(via drivr.be)
1. It’s low
2. It’s wide
3. It’s green
What’s not to love?
We keep telling ourselves we need to do something on the 914-6 someday. Soon…
Image via tcl.
Very distinctive wheels- has that ’80s look, but also looks oddly timeless at the same time. But on a Mini? With that bulldog stance, we think it works.
Image: konkyphotography.com (via tcl)
One reason why winter is great for photographer types: the quality of the light is absolutely superb. Here’s one such example.
As much as we enjoy driving in the white stuff, though, we’re looking forward to the start of the summer driving season.
Images: John Rampton/www.car-photographer.co.uk
Hollywood loves to portray nouveau riche southern California guys in Porsches and Ferraris driving like complete douchebags. And it doesn’t get much douchier than what James Woods’ and Jeff Bridges’ characters are doing here, spawning countless imitators (on and off both big and small screens) in the process, as well as prompting the question, does life imitate art, or does art imitate life?
It does make for some mildly entertaining cinema, though.
Motoring Con Brio 