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Everyone has its own drug. Some are addicted to adrenaline, some to gambling, others to alcohol, but one thing is certain. We all have our vices. For us, it's cars. Not just any cars, but BMWs.
Adam Kaslikowski is even a bigger car fan than us. He loves old cars, the ones that lacked this 'pesky' technology we're all using these days. The ones that allowed you to feel the road ahead of you and feel the engine roaring under the bonnet.
Cars that make you feel alive not just because of the adrenaline rush they create inside your body once the speed counter ace is on a vertical position, but because they allow you to resonate with them and actually feel what's going on inside the engine and transmission.
The Californian mountain roads proved to be perfect for a quick drive and test of the car's agility and performance. Even after 33 years, the 2002 was still more than capable of handling the twisty mountain roads. However, his words are better than anyone's. See what he had to say about finding divinity, here.
Cars that make you feel alive not just because of the adrenaline rush they create inside your body once the speed counter ace is on a vertical position, but because they allow you to resonate with them and actually feel what's going on inside the engine and transmission.
The Californian mountain roads proved to be perfect for a quick drive and test of the car's agility and performance. Even after 33 years, the 2002 was still more than capable of handling the twisty mountain roads. However, his words are better than anyone's. See what he had to say about finding divinity, here.
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