Originally posted by: Skoorb
Probably doesn't look as good. Nobody really buys a rolls for fuel or for utmost performance, so...
Originally posted by: TehMac
If I had a Rolls, I'd drive it myself. It's more fun that way, fuck a driver. I'd get a limo for that.
Originally posted by: coldmeat
Originally posted by: TehMac
If I had a Rolls, I'd drive it myself. It's more fun that way, fuck a driver. I'd get a limo for that.
If I wanted to drive myself, I wouldn't get a Rolls.
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: coldmeat
Originally posted by: TehMac
If I had a Rolls, I'd drive it myself. It's more fun that way, fuck a driver. I'd get a limo for that.
If I wanted to drive myself, I wouldn't get a Rolls.
I know someone who owns a Rolls and he drives it himself.
Originally posted by: Mide
It's all about lux...nothing else matters including aerodynamics.
Originally posted by: BurnItDwn
It's because a Rolls Royce is just like a bus, for a rich person.
Busses aren't aerodynamic, so therefore, a Rolls can't be either!
Busses have a bus driver, who drives along the route. If you own a Rolls, then you most likely hire a driver who drives along whatever route you choose....
So, this question is considered SOLVED. Rolls Royces can't be aerodynamic because they are a bus, and buses are not aerodynamic.
EDIT: In case anybody tries to argue with me and say that a rolls is more like a taxi, I will explain why they are incorrect and that a rolls is actually a bus.
In a bus, who opens the door for you? THE BUS DRIVER, that's who.
In a taxi, you generally open yoru own door.
In a Rolls, you're driver opens the door.
This should be enough concrete evidence to prove once and for all, why Rolls Royce cars are not aerodynamic.!
Originally posted by: krunchykrome
when you've got 500HP, who needs aerodynamics