Exploring Montreal in Classic V12 Flagships: A Throttle House Road Trip
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In a quest to rediscover the glory days of German luxury, the Throttle House duo embarked on a road trip to Montreal in their V12 flagships from a bygone era. Straight-piped and ready to roar, the cars faced the harsh reality of old German engineering - from rusty exhaust tips to battery rejections. Despite the challenges, the team's passion for these classic machines only grew stronger as they revved their way through the Canadian countryside.
At the legendary Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, the roar of the V12 engines echoed as the cars hit the track. The BMW 7 Series displayed its prowess, reminding us of a time when BMW's commitment to driver engagement was unparalleled. A drag race ensued, leading to a hilarious car wrap challenge that left both hosts in stitches. However, the road to Montreal was not without its setbacks, as the cars faced unexpected issues that put a dent in their journey.
Amidst pit stops for repairs and meals ranging from Canadian delicacies to Japanese barbecue, the team's bond with their V12 beasts deepened. As they neared their destination, a newfound appreciation for the quirks and charms of these vintage luxury cars emerged. Despite the modern world's constraints, the allure of these V12 flagships from the Golden Era remained undeniable, proving that true automotive passion transcends time and trends.
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