+McLaren Automotive turns its toons to Emmo?
+McLaren Automotive turns its toons to Emmo?
Monthly Archives: August 2013
Cast your vote on which of the #Mustang design concepts should have been prod…
Cast your vote on which of the #Mustang design concepts should have been produced
I know which one I would have loved to get?
Top Eight Coolest Ford Mustang Design Studies (W/Poll) – Motor Trend WOT
Dig through the Ford archieves with us and check out the Ford Mustang concepts that never were.
Can anyone provide guidance about what would cause this sort of video tearing? 4
I assume it's a dead/dying gpu. It's not heat because it comes up this way from a cold boot and it's not software because it does this booting from multiple drives as well as a USB install drive. I also get the same behavior on internal laptop display and external monitor.?
The headline writer missed the mark completely, but +USA TODAY has a cool look at… 1
The headline writer missed the mark completely, but +USA TODAY has a cool look at some #Mustang s that never were
Chris Woodyard takes a look at some of the design studies and concepts that +Ford Motor Company designers considered over the years before turning elsewhere. Do you have a favorite? I'd vote for the Mustang shooting brake.?
The very first #Mustang Mach 1 was a late 1966 concept that previewed the design…
The very first #Mustang Mach 1 was a late 1966 concept that previewed the design direction for the 1969 production model
While the concept didn't incorporate all of the elements of the early sketches, it was still a damned cool looking Mustang?
Turn back the clock with the 1966 Ford Mustang Mach 1 concept
The first production Mustang Mach 1 arrived as a 1969 model, but Ford designers had been playing around with some of its themes years earlier. Here’s a look at the ’66 Mach 1 concept car.
From rust we came and to Wolfsburg we shall return
I aspire to someday be half the storyteller that Peter Egan is.
I've been reading Peter's words in +Road & Track for much of the past 30 years and along with Dennis Simanaitis' technical pieces they were the highlight of the issues I got in the mail every month for many of those years.
While did get to spend some time talking with Dennis on a couple of media trips including a weeklong jaunt to Japan in 2010, unfortunately I've never had pleasure of meeting Mr Egan. Hopefully that opportunity will still come one of these days.
If not and Mr Egan happens to read these words, I just want to say Thank you!
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You want to read this, Peter Egan's last monthly Side Glances column: http://Roadandtra.ac/6267wpSD?
Side Glances: Return to Wolfsburg
Peter Egan talks about the Volkswagen that brought him to Newport Beach and the new Jetta Sportwagen TDI that will carry him and his guitars on down the road.
Is a +Google Nexus car on the way??
Is a +Google Nexus car on the way??
Is Google’s investment In Uber the start of a Nexus car program?
With the investment by Google in Uber, is the tech giant looking to build a Nexus car program of their own? Or is this a test bed for better Android in car systems? Read on to find out more.
When you hear the word "Mustang" what do you think of first? 2
Help me answer the question by voting in my straw poll?
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Good point 6
Good point
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#Hillary2016 and BEYOND!?
From the insurers to the providers, the American health care system is a huge scam…
From the insurers to the providers, the American health care system is a huge scam designed to suck away our money
By using incredibly opaque language and secret, complicated business agreements, providers and insurers have spiked prices to inflate the cost of health care for all of us. ?
How to Charge $546 for Six Liters of Saltwater
The tale of the IV bag shows how secrecy helps keep health care prices high: at every step from manufacturer to patient, there are confidential deals that obscure prices and profits.
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