the size difference between the rims and brakes are painfully apparent, though.
selinix is right, at least there is no m3 badge behind there, which would ruin what is otherwise a decent looking car sitting on some sexy wheels.

Passenger doesn't look very impressed. Those pavers must be uncomfortable haha

launched last week in pavilion.

the 'black' on the real one is a small word under the /// of the AMG logo.
This one confirm wannabe, the lights oso wrong.

I suspect this car downloads torrent files much faster than my home computer...

that thing's not a truck, it's a house on wheels 0.o

lol can anyone explain whyyyy????
cos i can't think of a rational explanation for why someone would do something like this...

Not too fond of its proportions also, but c'mon, a 300+hp 3l twin turbo in a package that size, it has to be something sexy... I've driven a 335i, which is no slouch tbh, and if the 1er has less weight and better balance, I can imagine it to be the baby M3 I wish I had.

Apparently Proton has found a technical partner in Diamler, who has failed to learn any lesson whatsoever with the Chrysler debacle and has jumped headlong into a joint venture to dominate the world, starting with Malaysia.

They have jointly developed a 4cyl 2.2 litre V8 supercharged engine putting out 102hp.

Feast your eyes on this identity crisis:




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Uh oh, my attempt at pixelisation has obviously failed.
There goes my day job as a JAV editor

it must be, because it also has 4 wheels!

You sure? Because that looks liek a Japanese copy of this:


Dammit, Nissan, lrn2beOriginal!

In current news, this has already been discussed and made fun of several pages back. If you read carefully, you'll see that the yellow paint on the Wajaline is not actually paint, but dripping sarcasm.

Got stuck in a big jam because of this. The car mounted a roadside switchbox that was protected by an armco barrier. You can see what's left of the armco on the right of the Supra; you can imagine the forces involved and possibly how fast that car was going. I passed by last night again, and the switchbox has taken a fair amount of beating, with the casing bent out of shape.

This happened outside the Star office, and I noticed several pixmen with super long-ass lenses snapping away. Apparently the impact was so loud that people in the office blocks heard it.

ALSO: WTF man, people no need to work ah? The crowd standing there and watching was huge. Moreso compounded by the kapchai fellas who parked on the roadside next to the accident to enjoy the view more. Thx idiots for blocking up the road and creating a line that went all the way back past the Hartamas junction.

This post has been edited by Roland San: Nov 5 2009, 11:00 AM

True. And they will remain like that because they're always putting themselves down.

It's a bus chassis, engine at rear.
I always thought that for some buses they imported the chassis only and had the body built here to spec, and them move the chassis around like that. Not sure if that's is correct, but I've seen convoys of bare chassis being driven in from Port Klang.

I dunno, man. That looks like a shocked goldfish.

It's probably a base model CLK. The owner's done mods to the car, it isn't a long stretch to imagine he'd slap on some AMG and Hybrid logos in order to make the car look different, given that he's already changed out the three-point star at the back. Given that AMG hasn't yet started selling hybrids en masse, and that the W209 doesn't come with a hybrid option, the question is this: why ruin a perfectly decent looking car with nonsensical badging that does not make sense?

In next week's news: the new Mitsubishi Wira Evo Hybrid. Stay tuned.

I've heard it too, and it's well loud