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General Discussion » Automotive enthusiasts? » Post 760
RainbowDash69 
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@Prince Artemis
the designers are keen on changing all the sculpted curves. the only thing that will a always remain the same is the front… same with all Porsche cars!
the designers are keen on changing all the sculpted curves. the only thing that will a always remain the same is the front… same with all Porsche cars!
General Discussion » Automotive enthusiasts? » Post 759
Prince Artemis 
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@RainbowDash69
The whole shape of the thing just looked kinda wrong. Seems that fixed it with the newer models though.
The whole shape of the thing just looked kinda wrong. Seems that fixed it with the newer models though.
General Discussion » Automotive enthusiasts? » Post 758
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General Discussion » Automotive enthusiasts? » Post 756
RainbowDash69
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Hm, the Panamera has a sexy rear already!
but I’m always happy to see more practical cargo space in a speedy German car!
Hm, the Panamera has a sexy rear already!
but I’m always happy to see more practical cargo space in a speedy German car!
General Discussion » Automotive enthusiasts? » Post 755
RainbowDash69
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not that specific game, but I love police chase games! it is so fun, especially NFS Carbon. that was my favorite
not that specific game, but I love police chase games! it is so fun, especially NFS Carbon. that was my favorite
General Discussion » Automotive enthusiasts? » Post 754
Prince Artemis
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@RainbowDash69
I call it how it should’ve looked from the beginning.
I call it how it should’ve looked from the beginning.
General Discussion » Automotive enthusiasts? » Post 753
RainbowDash69
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shooting brake. I always forget about those darn things. it is a lot cooler to call it a shooting brake over another station wagon
shooting brake. I always forget about those darn things. it is a lot cooler to call it a shooting brake over another station wagon
General Discussion » Automotive enthusiasts? » Post 752
kleptomage 
@Flying Pancake
I’m not sure if that is the final version. All I know is it’s a spy photo. Good point about the windows, though. It would look even better if they followed the roofline.
I’m not sure if that is the final version. All I know is it’s a spy photo. Good point about the windows, though. It would look even better if they followed the roofline.
General Discussion » Automotive enthusiasts? » Post 751
Prince Artemis
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@Flying Pancake
Aircraft do tend to have alot of maintenance anyways, plus a small aircraft wouldn’t be under constant use like a car would.
Aircraft do tend to have alot of maintenance anyways, plus a small aircraft wouldn’t be under constant use like a car would.
General Discussion » Automotive enthusiasts? » Post 750
Flying Pancake 
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Ah, okay, that sounds like the sort of thing you’d want in an airplane, then. I’d assume aircraft maintenance schedules would help to mitigate the reliability problems, and small airplane fuel economy isn’t that great anyway.
Ah, okay, that sounds like the sort of thing you’d want in an airplane, then. I’d assume aircraft maintenance schedules would help to mitigate the reliability problems, and small airplane fuel economy isn’t that great anyway.
General Discussion » Automotive enthusiasts? » Post 748
Prince Artemis
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The advantage to a rotary engine is very high RPMs, very wide powerband usually up to the redline, and small size. However they are notoriously unreliable and not exactly fuel efficient.
Also yes that gif is kinda hypnotic.
The advantage to a rotary engine is very high RPMs, very wide powerband usually up to the redline, and small size. However they are notoriously unreliable and not exactly fuel efficient.
Also yes that gif is kinda hypnotic.
General Discussion » Automotive enthusiasts? » Post 747
Prince Artemis
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@kleptomage
Definitely an improvement over the original, which everyone including me thought looked kinda disfigured.
Definitely an improvement over the original, which everyone including me thought looked kinda disfigured.
General Discussion » Automotive enthusiasts? » Post 746
Flying Pancake
@kleptomage
Very nice looking. That’s a test mule, right? I’m wondering if the final version will keep those rear doors, or go with ones that follow the roofline.
Very nice looking. That’s a test mule, right? I’m wondering if the final version will keep those rear doors, or go with ones that follow the roofline.
General Discussion » Automotive enthusiasts? » Post 744
Flying Pancake
@Prince Artemis
Those still used pistons, though, so they’re not quite the same thing:
(Is it just me, or is that a weirdly hypnotic GIF?)
Mazda engines do get used in modern homebuilts and expreimentals. If I remember correctly, they’re good for high performance applications.
Those still used pistons, though, so they’re not quite the same thing:
(Is it just me, or is that a weirdly hypnotic GIF?)
Mazda engines do get used in modern homebuilts and expreimentals. If I remember correctly, they’re good for high performance applications.
General Discussion » Automotive enthusiasts? » Post 743
Prince Artemis
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@Flying Pancake
I have pondered that question myself… Interestingly rotary engines were used in early planes.
I have pondered that question myself… Interestingly rotary engines were used in early planes.
General Discussion » Automotive enthusiasts? » Post 741
Flying Pancake
@Prince Artemis
So, multiple compressor stages, no pistons, and multiple turbine stages. Serious question: at what point do we stop calling it a rotary engine and start calling it a turboshaft?
So, multiple compressor stages, no pistons, and multiple turbine stages. Serious question: at what point do we stop calling it a rotary engine and start calling it a turboshaft?
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