Oh yeah sorry I changed my comment cause I didn't know what a Voyager looked like at first I thought it was a facelift of the Chevrolet Minivan or something. --- Post updated --- Oh yeah sorry I changed my comment cause I didn't know what a Voyager looked like at first I thought it was a facelift of the Chevrolet Minivan or something.
So I think it's supposed to be a mid-90's minivan, and judging from the quoted specs, spare tire placement and muffler, it shares a platform with the Wendover and LeGran. That means a supercharged AWD 3.8 sport model is possible, and a V8 swap isn't out of the question, at least as a mod.
Nah it's Skoda, in fact the car in my propic is a rally spec Voyager (which got compressed to 240p for some reason)
this is just a thought, maybe itll have a button to fold the 3rd row or even the 2nd row of seats down like stow n go seating, and like i said before, maybe even a tv that can fold down, but thats a bit of a stretch,
Before you say NASCAR is boring, maybe do a bit of research. NASCAR is one of the harder series to drive in because you are ALWAYS close to someone else, often at nearly or higher than 300 km/h constantly. On top of that, they don’t have mirrors and they’re not particularly amazing at 90% of things that other race cars would need like high speed turning and high downforce. NASCARs are scary to drive because you can’t see anything and one itty bitty accident could end the race for near everyone there. Edit: I’m aware this message is ten pages old but I was catching up on the thread and just needed to respond to this.
Yes you're right ! My family used to own like 3 of those when i was a kid , all of those were equipped with the 3l V6 . On the ES version of Caravan/ Limited version of the Town and Country there was also a AWD and rear self leveling suspension as well . Ive never seen a 4 cylinder of the 3rd gen caravan , 3l was the most common , then the 3.3 in the SE and mid trim level then the 3.8 in the sport and luxury models . My favorite was the 1999 / 2000 sport model , 3.8 with the body kit and the spoiler ! --- Post updated --- I really hope too ! That would be cool if the base models were equipped with only 1 sliding door on the passenger side and bench row seating in the back and hubcaps XD
Oof, did I strike a nerve? It's all the same boring crap. One is a bunch of 4 wheeled vacuum cleaners running around a track in a straight line, the other is overgrown Traxxas RC cars. Get out of here. You sound like a child. I also said "Remember when..." almost like I already knew that Fanboost was dead. Come on man, brush up on your reading comprehension. Also when did I ever confuse Indycar with F1? One is a sport where all cars are the same and it's driver vs. driver, and the other is F1. It's all the same. Boring. Crap. The highest forms of racing haven't been the same since the FIA went all safety and environment crazy. At least Le Mans was a good watch this year. That is, and always will be, the pinnacle of motorsport, despite the FIA's meddling. --- Post updated --- While I agree as a Nascar fan, understand that all racing is hard and Nascar is far from the hardest discipline. The hardest discipline would be endurance off-road like Dakar or the Baja 1000, imo. The people who race in those are properly insane and I love it. Just as an aside: to everyone calling a Nascar stock car a "boat," keep in mind that one was in Le Mans this year and was significantly faster than every single GTE car and knocked in the door of LMP2 in terms of lap time. Well, until the British-made Xtrac transaxle exploded, that is...
Absolutely, it’s definitely not the hardest to race in, but it’s certainly not the easiest among the pro level stuff, and it requires a different skill set than most other series.