For some reason I thought those were super tiny but it looks even bigger than the GRC.

:nyan:

I've watched some of your videos

Final rental car....a 2022 Mercedes E350!

A legit luxury car even with 4 cylinders. Cruised up to 90mph like it was nothing, nice ride quality, very quiet, impeccable fit and finish. Easily a class above the A5 I had at the start of the week. Was it sporty? Nope - it could be a little bouncy over some surfaces and wandered a bit more than I expected of a German but it was a sled I'd happily drive across the country (but give me the inline 6).

https://i.imgur.com/3JmFJlV.jpeg

Bonus pic - my California cousin just got a First Edition Land Cruiser a few weeks back. Had to pay $10k above MSRP to get it. Beauty of a beast. Heck of a climb to get in though.

https://i.imgur.com/3fHLcF2.jpeg

wow, the condition of that thing could pass off as a new car review. better actually, since most reviews are press cars

My fourth red car lol

Sweet Jesus

oh fuck yeah

:ahwow:

Bring to daaaaaa meeeaaaaatttttt !!!!!

Damn~ That looks like it is in a really good condition!

Just don't do a bic_baws, at least it's red so people can see it:pokerface:

It’s definitely a 10 foot car, it’s good to beat on with me not having to baby it. Can definitely use some TLC, can’t complain for the price though.

It’s addicting to drive for sure, the power band is nice. Switching back to my Honda Fit is difficult.

richardmozis should have the most displacement combined in the garage than most RSers

my ass displaces more volume

I just realized the other day that I have no less than 4 cars with an inline-6 now... bit of an oddity I suppose. Need a V10 or V12 before I die lol

I've got an affinity for 6cyl, I'm trying to get another one in my life right now.

Meanwhile, I'm trying to reduce my cylinders count, but the math just isn't working out in my favour...

I need an excuse to make it work, and it needs to be a darn good excuse lol~

I heard the Corolla GR has only 3 cylinders. :troll:

In all seriousness, who even today produces an inline 6 engine in a production vehicle?

^crazy ass mazda put one in a SUV for some reason

So that thing is like 120k? I had no idea they were hitting the streets already.

He's in Cali and said he ended up paying $95k USD all-in which adds up as MSRP is $76k and he said he had to pay $10k on top of that. Apparently the sales folks tried to lard on other add-ons are outrageous markups like wheel locks for $1k.

Not sure if serious. :seriously:


Mercedes just moved back to I6 from V6, for one.

Very serious. I thought inline 6 engines were phased out in favour of turbocharged 4-bangers and V6s.

They're back now because pretty much everyone has settled on 500cc cylinders especially in a 2L 4 cylinder configuration so tacking on 2 more cylinders to that setup is easy stuff. BMW, Mercedes, Stellantis and Mazda all are on the bandwagon now. Mazda's a weirdo though - they didn't just add 2 cylinders onto their 2L motor and went all new with a 3.3L displacement and a single turbo that tops out at 340hp.