"Motors" - revving up again

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You’ll Never Experience Stress Like Towing Lawrence Stroll’s Enormous Yacht Through Tiny Dutch Canals

[…] Lawrence Stroll, the billionaire owner of the Aston Martin F1 team who is part Bond villain and part unhappy panda.

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Two rare car sightings yesterday: an Ineos Grenadier and a R33 RHD Nissan GTR.

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Speaking of daily-drivers…read about this gentleman’s ride:

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I haven’t been able to get the full video but we just celebrated one of our steam locomotives turning 145 by chucking a chocolate cake into her firebox

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An Abandoned Victorian Tunnel Is Key To Developing The World’s Fastest Accelerating EV

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Step Back In Time And Tour The Mercedes Factory Building The First Ever S-Class

Video has footage of the Mercedes factory at Sindelfingen from the 1970ies and of the BMW factory at Munich from the 1960ies.

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The 1930s Tatra 77 was also extremely aerodynamic, and (in my opinion) one of the best looking cars of all time:

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The plan is obviously for obscenely rich people to get everything while we get fuck all.

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My neck of the woods

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I’m sure the engine enjoyed that.

What do you mean by “one of our steam locomotives?”

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Let us also not forget the intriguing Rumpler Tropfenwagen.

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Good news!

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The chap obviously loves both his work and the locomotives.

When I worked at a bookstore with great bosses, I always referred to it as “my store.” His “our” could of course just mean “the locomotives who belong to my place of work,” but given the caek and all, I don’t think so tophat-biggrin

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This year’s April 1st video by Drachinifel is a delightfully intricate bit of alternative history:

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I just sat here, mouth agape when the car was shown outdoors. Incredible.

The little speed shapes’ base colors I liked best are (in order) the Hunter Green, Supermarine Blue, and Anthracite. Nice of them to show the speed shapes outdoors, too. I don’t think I’ve seen them do that before.

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