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Wow, can finally post here. Dunno where all the other /o/tists went but this is the only other chan I know that has an auto board. Anyone been fixing shit up since we couldn't shitpost for a while?

So /o/, when you aren't in this board is there any other car related sites that you go to? If so what?

UK / Canada: "Parking brake" USA: "Emergency brake" Absolute retard here. Do Americans actually just park in gear and hope their cars don't go rolling off, or is that just a meme?

What happens when you LS swap a Gallardo?

And other neat, innovative technologies that we won't properly see on the road again thanks to the ETERNAL BUREAUCRAT. But fear not! The rumor mill says Mazda wants to return the Wankel to consumer production in a year or so, isn't that great? Psyche! It'll just be a range-extender on an electric car. You don't want fun cars, goy, those are bad for the environment.

Anyone got some /o/ webms? Starting with a good one.

>>17110 I just tried to bump the ol'spotted thread and for some reason it has been stealthily anchored, so I'm making a new one. Here goes an old Auto-Union I spotted near my place!

crossposted from /tv/ If not, you're missing out! This week, magical sandnigger and his two disposable buddies drive pride-colored shitboxes in a totally original used car challenge never seen before on Britistani television. It's classic stuff straight on the screen, much better than watching three 60-year old has-beens say mean things about gay people and foreigners, right? GODDAMNIT WATCH OUR FUCKING SHOW ALREADY YOU INCELS

There's nothing more beautiful than a Japanese car culture in the '90s. Why? Because, first of all, it's just as expressive and unique as the whole of Japan. Country of the Cherry Blossom. Secondly, it still affects generations of motoring enthusiasts all over the world. Thirdly, she presented the art of drifting to the world. And fourthly and finally: she grew up on the cult models of Nissan, Toyota, Subaru, Mitsubishi, Honda and Mazda. Today, however, the Japanese automobile scene has now become a reality. a shadow of your old self. Why did this happen? Every motoring fan has probably watched all the parts of "Fast and Furious" several times. The third part - with the subtitle "Tokyo Drift" - presented a very attractive, though somewhat outdated, vision of Japanese car culture. Because all the best in this culture took place in the 1990s, When cars like Toyota Supra, Nissan GTR, Honda NSX or Mitsubishi Lancer dominated the roads. Young Japanese people had easy access to these iconic cars, as they came from their native country. Those who couldn't afford top models,

Self-driving cars will swarm our roads within the next couple of decades. They'll be cheaper, safer, more efficient. Our grandchildren – heck, maybe even our children – will probably never learn to drive a car if they will live in an urban environment. While it's fun to think about in a futurism sense, there will be little excitement where the real change happens. Autonomous vehicles will, by their nature, be boring. For the most part they'll have utilitarian looks. They'll be quiet and electric, they'll be slow and conservative drivers. They'll basically be a more personal version of public transport.

Thought I'd check out some of these online car buying sites because my buddy's looking for a new car with his only requirement being a manual tranny. Looked on "Carvana" with the manual transmission filter, and I'm not sure whether this is incompetence or malice, but I feel like a business built around cars with a supposedly rigorous inspection procedure would have someone who knows the difference between an automatic and a manual transmission. I was doubtful about these online services before, but wow, at least on craigslist I can go look at the car to determine if the seller is a huge liar before I drop $20k on it.

>No thread about stereos You guys listen to music right?

Because Vulcar and Ibishu. Pic related is my Covet 4WD Turbo ECVT, 170 hp of 4WD fury in BeamNG.

I drive a 2005 Ford Focus zx3, and holy fucking shit is it a pain in the ass to do anything on that car other than check basic fluids. The PCV valve is underneath the intake manifold. It's the main reason I still haven't replaced it. I guess one of these days once the weather gets cooler I'll have to suck it up and go for it. Today I recharged the A/C. It has a very slow leak, and about once a year the refrigerant level gets kinda low and I add some refrigerant and maybe some A/C oil if it needs it. The fucking low side port is up under the fucking passenger side wheel well. You have to undo a little screw to get behind the plastic panel of the wheel well. To get access to it, you have to turn the wheel all the way to the right or left. I prefer right. Then I undo the screw, but get this, IT'S A FUCKING TORX HEAD. WTF FORD. WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT?!? This isn't some delicate part that should only be touched by the hands of Ford's highest qualified mechanics. It's a shitty piece of plastic to keep dirt and shit from flying up into the engine compartment., which won't even happen unless you're driving backwards as fast as you can. It's also cramped and you pretty much have to put the hose on by feel. I guess you could jack up the car, take off the wheel, and completely remove the panel, but that's even more work for an A/C charge a fucking retard should be able to do in their sleep.