Mystery Car

Kamil Kaluski

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Hello and welcome, fans of the Mystery Car series. Today we have a thrilling mystery car for you to solve. It involves numbers. So get your calculators ready, name the make and model, and you shall win great prizes*.

 

*there are no prizes

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Kamil Kaluski

Kamil Kaluski

East Coast Editor. Races crappy cars and has an unhealthy obsession with Eastern Bloc cars. Current fleet: 4Runner, Integra, Regal, Lada

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8 responses to “Mystery Car”

  1. TonyF Avatar
    TonyF

    1997 diablo vt

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  2. neight428 Avatar
    neight428

    I knew I wasn’t fast enough on the trigger, but this one was at least researchable.

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  3. Batshitbox Avatar
    Batshitbox

    Tesla Model S.
    That’s the IP address used to update the firmware; molded into the heatsink. The tell was Kamil didn’t ask for an engine in this weeks challenge, since Teslas don’t have engines.

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    1. Kamil K Avatar
      Kamil K

      I wish I was that clever!

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  4. Zentropy Avatar
    Zentropy

    Lamborghini Diablo SV?

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  5. Kamil K Avatar
    Kamil K

    I knew this would be too easy. Good. Next week y’all gonna feel the pain. Get your googles ready…

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    1. neight428 Avatar
      neight428

      We’ll be expecting derision for not identifying a flat piece of white sheetmetal.

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      1. Kamil K Avatar
        Kamil K

        Someone one would be able to measure the paint thickness through an “enhanced” version of the image, then compare to paint make-up of that particular shade of white, from which they would be able to determine who it was made by. From that they would gather the database of the models with this paint type and color. From those models, all they would have to do is figure which one had a perfectly flat piece of white sheet metal. Too easy.

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