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Favorite car origins?

Domestic
119 (16.2%)
Import (Asian)
103 (14%)
European
158 (21.5%)
I don't have a car because I play blockland.
354 (48.2%)

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This is one of our luxury routes.


And this is a normal route.


If it rains and you don't have a tractor or a 4x4, you're forgeted.

My dad got warned once because the licenseplate was unreadable due to the large ammount of mud stuck on it. Here, you need plates on the front and on the back.

Every single one of those cars look like Fiats.

This is one of our luxury routes.

And this is a normal route.
This is one of our "luxury routes".

(a cool thing about this picture is that it's taken within a 5 minute drive of my house, which is off of Del Mar Heights Road)


This is a normal route:

(this one is also taken within a 5 minute drive of my house.. if you drive kinda fast. It's more like 8 minutes.)

edit: my bad at double post. Meant to edit my old one, but forgot.
« Last Edit: March 06, 2014, 04:09:51 PM by $trinick »

The Citroen C1 really didn't change much from when I last saw it.

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This is one of our luxury routes.


And this is a normal route.


If it rains and you don't have a tractor or a 4x4, you're forgeted.

My dad got warned once because the licenseplate was unreadable due to the large ammount of mud stuck on it. Here, you need plates on the front and on the back.
Reminds me of my road, we just have 1 1/2 lane, they just recently fixed it.

The Citroen C1 really didn't change much from when I last saw it.
Are you sure?

« Last Edit: March 06, 2014, 04:21:24 PM by Filipe »

Yeah that top one is the one I was thinking of.  I just think it looks pretty similar.

Reminds me of my road, we just have 1 1/2 lane, they just recently fixed it.

The routes have two lanes. One for going cars and one for incomming cars. With magic, corruption and praying, they will paint the road.

My road is narrow, yet two cars can still pass quite easily..  There is no center line, speed limit is 35mph (not one person follows it, even I have trouble), some areas are slightly uneven (but it's still completely paved).

I got pretty freaked out when I had to pass a cement truck in my 7ft wide van.  I could feel the tires slipping on the road edge (and there is a ditch with trees on either side of the road).

My road is narrow, yet two cars can still pass quite easily..  There is no center line, speed limit is 35mph (not one person follows it, even I have trouble), some areas are slightly uneven (but it's still completely paved).

I got pretty freaked out when I had to pass a cement truck in my 7ft wide van.  I could feel the tires slipping on the road edge (and there is a ditch with trees on either side of the road).

Here, you only have 3 routes paved. And we have ditches. Pretty deep ditches. If it rains, you're forgeted. The pavement is full of potholes. The max speed on these "routes" is 60km/h but people drive at 120/160km/h



I sat there for like 30 seconds trying to figure out what the forget a twist beam was. Then I realized that Ford is loving handicapped, and they're really talking about a torsion bar, or in normal vernacular: sway bar. Way to brand your product, Ford. Confuse the stuff out of people and make them think your "advanced feature" isn't present on virtually every other car on the market.

The routes have two lanes. One for going cars and one for incomming cars. With magic, corruption and praying, they will paint the road.
They should at some point.


My road is a pain in the ass, 2 vehicles can get by each other but there is little space in-between. I wasn't too happy when I was in a minivan and suddenly a school bus came out of no where.

They should at some point.


My road is a pain in the ass, 2 vehicles can get by each other but there is little space in-between. I wasn't too happy when I was in a minivan and suddenly a school bus came out of no where.

ANY kind of bus, taxi and truck is an starfish here. If you encounter them in the road, the rest of your day will be stuff.

ANY kind of bus, taxi and truck is an starfish here. If you encounter them in the road, the rest of your day will be stuff.

My previous Spanish teacher was actually riding on a bus in Argentina on a mountain road.  She was wondering why her bus had no mirrors and just cords that jiggled around on bumps.  The buses just ripped around corners hundreds of feet above the side of the mountain missing each other by a matter of inches, and she concluded that the mirrors had probably been ripped off in close encounters.

Anyone here like the focus?