REPOST -- NY Rice
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REPOST -- NY Rice
I'm reposting this since the original was lost in the crash...
Walking around NYC a few months ago, I saw this:
I definitely don't understand this. Not only is it ugly, but how is it functional around the streets of Manhattan? Does it make it easier to cut off cabbies this way?
Walking around NYC a few months ago, I saw this:
I definitely don't understand this. Not only is it ugly, but how is it functional around the streets of Manhattan? Does it make it easier to cut off cabbies this way?
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I've said it once, I'll say it again...the ONLY way a wing is needed is to produce down-force on the driven wheels, which in this case, I doubt it'* RWD...he should mount it on the front hood!!! 
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Someone posted last time that it is RWD, but as was also said, what good does it do on the streets of Manhattan? Maybe next time he'll buy good taste with his car :(
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Originally Posted by Justind23
Someone posted last time that it is RWD, but as was also said, what good does it do on the streets of Manhattan? Maybe next time he'll buy good taste with his car :(
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Originally Posted by Justind23
Someone posted last time that it is RWD, but as was also said, what good does it do on the streets of Manhattan? Maybe next time he'll buy good taste with his car :(
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Originally Posted by TrueWildMan
Didn't know Lexus put out a RWD car...hmph.... 