Taycan doesn’t sell, electric G Wagen doesn’t sell, Rolls Royce Spectre is doing ok. There are no successful electric cars over £100k. I’m not confident it’ll be Jaguars one.
REVEALED: Jaguar Type 01!
Jaguar has finally unveiled the long-awaited, highly anticipated Type 01! Here’s what you need to know…
🔥 A tri-motor setup puts out 1,030 hp & 1,365 Nm!!
⚡️ 0-62 mph in 3.2s!
🔋 Up to 450 miles range!
🤯 24-inch OLED touch-sensitive digital drivers display!
💵 Expected to cost around £120,000!
📅 Goes on sale in 2027!
So, was the Jaguar Type 01 worth the wait? 🤔
Read more: bit.ly/-Jaguar-Type-01-Revea…
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Discussion topic: there is no 'Great Replacement'. It is a fugazi. What there actually is, is just retarded policies stacked on retarded policies for some 40 ish years that has reached the point where the incompetence is so vulgar and extreme that people start to assume there is conspiracy. There is no conspiracy. It's just runaway retardation by our atrophied political 'elite'; the least talented people in society have gravitated towards politics for many years and this is the result - and it is one of many, pick an area of public policy and it's fully retarded from top to tail; energy, water, infrastructure, capital markets, etc. Name one that isn't. I will wait. Now, this isn't to say that mass deportations are not required, they very very clearly are economically critical to any future and are also clearly civilisationally essential. But to attribute 'conspiracy' to this shower of retards - both the actors in politics and the mansards in the civil service - suggests they are some collective of highly competent humans, when the total polar opposite is the reality.
I refer you all to @Fink_Money grand unifying theory of politics for details.
Thank you for your attention in this matter.
You know, I’ve seen the conspiracy theories, ‘replacement theory’, ‘this is all planned and deliberate’ etc. and thought they were rubbish.
But really, cards on the table, what the hell else CAN be happening? It is so surreal now, logic suggests something sinister IS going on?
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Tem imagens que só a Igreja Católica é capaz de oferecer.
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In Japan, if a bus stop gets some graffiti on it that makes the news
That’s what news in a cohesive high trust society looks like
The UK news is getting closer to South Africa
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I believe this is what the X5 prototype was
Hear me out
ALT During the 1990s, BMW's approach to 4x4 or all-wheel-drive (AWD) vehicles was transitional. For most of the decade, the brand focused heavily on its traditional rear-wheel-drive performance dynamics, but the '90s ultimately concluded with BMW launching its very first SUV
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Gut wrenching what happened to him. Please teach your daughters to be better than Lucy.
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Europa killing one of the few industries that they have a big competitive advantage on in the name of polar bears.
EU needs to wake up from this emission nonsense that’s killing all the cars that people want to buy.
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And the news we've all expected thanks to @Motor1com
"In a statement to Motor1, Porsche’s Head of Corporate Communications, Matthias Rauter, clarified that the combustion-engine 718 duo was never actually confirmed for a comeback. Hence, the cars aren’t technically canceled since they weren’t even approved to begin with. Technicalities aside, the hard fact is this: The Boxster and Cayman are not getting their beloved gas engines back."
(Full article motor1.com/news/811015/porsc…)
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OEMs, please listen to this. You don't need to be Bugatti to put some warmth, quality, and common sense back in your interiors.
Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac tells European brands that big screens aren't the answer.
In a video posted to Instagram, Rimac tells European manufacturers to go back to premium materials and to stop going toe-to-toe with China on aspects like screens and charging times.
Read more here: motor1.com/news/810875/bugat…
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