Frederic

Damn... This is the stuff boys dream about. I love the ideas like the crate they brought with the Demon for 1USD, they did it just "because they can". 84,000 American Schmeckels for an +800hp drag car. That's the best bang for the buck a man can have....

Congrats !!

It is originating from the Latin "Infinity". The meaning is described below: INFINITI is a luxury Japanese car manufacturer that launched in 1990. Its car symbol stands out for its sleek design that is stylish and trendy. The name of the car company was chosen in 1987, and the logo symbolizes the name of the brand. The badge is designed with two lines that lead up to a horizon. It is even known to pay homage to Mount Fuji, which is Japan's famous peak. It can also be described as an upside down V and looks similar to a mountain or a road. The horizon is sentimental because the car brand aspires to new horizons in the automotive industry. Some representatives from the company have also described it as traveling on the open road toward infinity. The senior manager at INFINITI USA communications, Kyle W. Bazemore states, " "The INFINITI logo represents the meaning behind the 'total ownership experience' between our owners and our cars, crossovers and sport utility vehicles. ...From the moment a customer hears about us, to when they might visit one of our retailers, then to the purchase process, driving the car, taking it back for maintenance, to the next time the customer needs a new vehicle, we want that experience to be never-ending, to 'INFINITI.' And in driving the car, we want the driver to feel like they want to take it on a never-ending road, an infinite road." INFINITI's symbol was inspired by a lemniscate that dates back to the start of human civilization and has commonly been used by mathematicians. The metallic silver coloring of the logo is meant to appear modern and contemporary, which represents the cutting edge cars that continue to be released by INFINITI. Although Nissan is the parent company of INFINITI, the silver detailing symbolizes elegance and embraces the high-end design of each automobile. The logo is unique among other automakers because the name of the brand is not included in the symbol, which allows it to look regal and minimal. Although some would assume that the car brand would choose to use the standard infinity 8 symbol for their logo, they may have wanted to avoid possible confusion with other brands that use the same symbol to represent their company.

I think it comes down to these factors: 1) Road tyres vs Offroad tyres: Most road tyres are not meant to be deflated to 14psi as their wall strength is to weak. 2) Offroad driving behaviour: taking quick sharp turns definitely causes pop-outs to happen faster. 3) Type/model of rim. 4) Weight of the vehicle.

Never heard and i couldn't be more happy about it

Hi, If the Pajero is not originally equipped, you could go for the aftermarket brackets. Have a look at below article: https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/road-safety/184915-aftermarket-isofix-brackets-child-seat.html

From what I’ve read a while back, there is a huge pressure on car makers to make their cars as streamlined and aerodynamic as possible to achieve their emission and efficiency numbers. The front of the cars look very similar now as a result of the focus on pedestrian safety and NCAP scores. The big door pillars protect against rollovers, and on top of that many of the designers moved from the big German car makes to the Koreans or even the Chinese brands. So yes I think these factors cause the cars to look very similar nowadays.

Congrats @edouard !!

Congrats @amir.rophail !!

Wow mighty impressive !!!

Maybe a bumper removal tool ? 😉