Don
Judging by the amount of oil coming out of it they cracked the sump?
Or would it have blown the top off it?
Or would it have blown the top off it?
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hydro locked engine, snapped Conrod punches a hole out the block / sump
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The Audi at 1:34 bossed it.
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Yeah drive through the water level not invent a higher water mark by ragging it.
Associate
My Dad lives not too far from that, there is constantly recovery vehicles about the place and a little grave yard of car parts
Ahh Rufford Ford! I first encountered that channel earlier this year, it's oddly entertaining to watch. But it's astonishing how so many people seem willing to destroy their cars going through it - sometimes they even seem to be doing it deliberately.
I even went to the trouble of looking at it on Google maps, and it only add 4-5 minutes to your journey to take a route avoiding the ford. It baffles me that there's so many people who would rather risk destroying their car than avoid it for the same of a few extra minutes.
I even went to the trouble of looking at it on Google maps, and it only add 4-5 minutes to your journey to take a route avoiding the ford. It baffles me that there's so many people who would rather risk destroying their car than avoid it for the same of a few extra minutes.
I usually have videos like that running in the background whilst doing other things, so didn't notice. But, I do agree, there's is just so much that can go wrong really quickly in built up areas...
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I had no idea these were carbon fibre over a custom tub and chassis. Mental!
Shame about the dials. The font and green backlighting is hideous
Underboss
anyone seen this yet ?
Soldato
That acceleration @15:00 on high boost. 
Love a car where the speedo just says, "Yeah. **** this, I'm outa here."
I have never wanted a car more than I want this.
Love a car where the speedo just says, "Yeah. **** this, I'm outa here."I have never wanted a car more than I want this.
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I imagine the entry price and the simply purity of the product is where its appeal lies, and thats often what will pip it against others, for a start its going to be way more exploitable on the road than some of those other cars.
Caporegime
TopGear is still BBC, so they'd be in big trouble if they were caught taking manufacturers' coin for awards. In any case, the Hyundai N cars are getting great reviews pretty much everywhere. I think they nailed the hot hatchback thing.