@nearrell @Unpaid1ntern It seems that all of the high quality colour photos are from the filming of the movie Rush - I'm not sure about THAT helmet photo though.
@GRZK_32 @hrb27111 @formulawah Or the fact that there's only two years between Seb and Valtteri, but that's just because they made their debuts like a million years apart
Daytona Beach Police are searching for the person who drove through a drawbridge crossing arm and jumped the bridge as it was rising into the air.
STORY: https://t.co/ywAkfRhCom
@a_parandroid @fivewaylogjam My guess would be that seeing as manufacturing isn't on the same level here (and is nonexistent in Scotland) the loyalty is formed through emotional connections such as a car that your grandpa had that you remember in childhood or a brand from a video game or tv show.
@a_parandroid @fivewaylogjam That certainly is a reasonable explanation as to why the phenomenon is so big there, it also makes me wonder what are the factors for those who are loyal to manufacturers in the UK. I think it would be fair to say it's more prevalent within the Lower middle class atleast.
@a_parandroid @fivewaylogjam I've also personally noticed that owners of Volkswagen group cars are particularly passionate and territorial, mostly VW and Skoda.
@a_parandroid @fivewaylogjam I could agree that it's not as prevalent over here, but that wasn't the point that I was making in the first place. Of course Vauxhall and Peugeot isn't a rivalry, but I'd argue that Subaru Vs Mitsubishi and Ford Vs Vauxhall arguments can be found across the country.