Category Archives: cars
Rise of the robots
Modular robot reassembles when it’s kicked apart: everywhere on the internet today. Skynet rises. Seriously though, how long until these modules are itsy-bitsy? See also the NeoCube. New BMW M1: sexxxxxxy. The body looks like two layers, as if the … Continue reading
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Chaos
I went to get a sandwich and came upon this car which had exploded and been abandoned in the parking lot. Awesome.
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What can go wrong with a 1992-5 W140 Mercedes
They’re great machines, and unlike the later cars you don’t have to worry about having to hook up an OBD2 unit to diagnosis problems/reset the warning lights – the systems were still mostly mechanical. That said, if you buy one … Continue reading
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New vlog coming soon
Something like a social life? Once a month is the most I can go out. White on white, that’s fuckin’ Geoff.
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I missed it
I looked down at my odometer last night as I was driving home: 111123. I missed 111,111. Rats. There’s always 222,222. W124-style Mercedes 300E, I sing to you my song of love. What a great car. I’ve had mine for … Continue reading
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This means war
Between the hilarious-client/melancholy-personal work I’ve been doing the past couple of days, I’ve been playing Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising for the Gameboy Advance. It’s great, but like all great games, it’s starting to weigh on my head. Like … Continue reading
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Posting this for my little soon-to-be-driving sister
Ford F-150 vs. Mini Cooper. Yeah. Read the New Yorker article too.
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Went from ashy to classy
I love cars, and I’m LOVING the Chrysler ME412.
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transport
I know I’m late with this, but I do like the Bombardier Embrio concept. I think I saw something like it in Bubblegum Crisis. Carey, didn’t you almost go to work for them?
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Paging Jay-Z
The long-awaited Rolls-Royce Phantom review and, bonus, RR vs Maybach vs Bentley. I love the design. AutoWeek sez: “It makes a strong statement of wealth, power, empire, exploitation… people will interpret it differently depending on their perspectives.”
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