General vehicle thread

If you can change spark plugs for f10 M5 or E9x M3, you can basically change spark plugs of ~ 99% vehicles out there.
https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/a/en/f...ugs/1VnZ93ygEq


S65 engine has been so far the most difficult one to change.

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Originally Posted by cstone

I put new plugs in my (now daughter's) 2008 Yaris at 100k. So easy to do just about anything to that car and the plugs are no exception. I don't know how long the car will last but regular maintenance should keep the little four banger going for a long, long time.

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Yeah, I basically tried to pull one plug to get the condition and number, and then just kept going.

Some dude on Yaris forum got it to 250k. I am torn if I keep it past next year. It drives fine, but commute is getting longer and I am getting older and want a bit more comfort.

I. Want. This.

Also saw this adorable Delica.

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Originally Posted by ChickNorris

Also saw this adorable Delica.

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Saw one in the Ranch a number of months ago. They seem to be popular in Canada when I was up there last year. I was surprised how narrow they were.

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I. Want. This.

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442?

Cutlass?

Sent from somewhere...

New potential military vehicle (for France) from Volvo.
This thing sounds cool, but what got my attention is the mention of an electric trailer at the end of the article. I knew that was a solid idea.

https://sofrep.com/126334/volvos-cra...rances-humvee/

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I. Want. This.

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442?

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Originally Posted by crays

Cutlass?

Sent from somewhere...

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Probably a 71


When I first saw it I thought it was a 70 Buick GSX.

Tesla’s broken-window Cybertruck debut leaves the internet divided

0-60 in 2.9 seconds. Uh...this thing is supposed to be a truck, right? Looks like the designer was some 5th grader with a ruler.

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The internet is going to hang onto this Tesla moment for a while. The much anticipated, all-electric “Cybertruck” rolled across the stage late on Thursday to a cheering crowd. And while the angular, cold-rolled steel vehicle looked like it could pretty much survive anything, a steel ball managed to crack the windows during a demonstration to prove they were indeed shatterproof.

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http://youtu.be/d6UpHjJvnn0