Image 1 — I was on the Internet this week, and I remembered the greatness of French engineering
Image 2 — I was on the Internet this week, and I remembered the greatness of French engineering
Image 3 — I was on the Internet this week, and I remembered the greatness of French engineering

I was on the Internet this week, and I remembered the greatness of French engineering

This is the Peugeot 406 Andreau, introduced in 1936 by Jean Andreau. It had remarkably low drag for the time as had a average 0.36 drag coefficient. It was unveiled at the October 1936 Paris Motor Show, The 406 Andreau had an 2L I4, specifically an 1.991L I4 that produced an blistering 71 bhp from the original 402 having around 55 bhp, The 406 Andreau was so advanced it also had an electromagnetic gearbox as well for boosting fuel economy from 9L/100km (26 mpg) even down to 6L/100km (40 mpg). Sorry for my motormouth, in short the Peugeot 402 Andreau is one of the greatest cars that I will ever know (still not better than the 206).

u/East-Golf-455 — 10 days ago

What is the closest track in GT7 to the Top Gear Test Track

What are your ideas about the closest tracks in GT7 to the BBC's Top Gear test track? Which track do you use to test your new cars?

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u/East-Golf-455 — 18 days ago

What is the closest track in GT7 to the Top Gear Test Track

What are your ideas of the closest tracks in GT7 to the BBC's Top Gear test track which track do you use to test your new cars, you can discuss in the comments.

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u/East-Golf-455 — 19 days ago

Racing the Dacia Logan

I raced the Dacia Logan in a 2-hour race at the Nürburgring 24h circuit and finished 8th out of 14 finishers.

u/East-Golf-455 — 2 months ago