It’s a fantastic chicane and so key to a good lap on DT Seaside. In a typical GR3 race a good exit out of the prior hairpin can set you up with a lot of speed through the first part of the chicane, and nailing it’s exit sets you up for the second half. A good line through there carries so much speed leading to the…

This is impressive. I don’t know if some people truly understand how long the TokiMemo community has waited for this.

[Ralph Nader] Ask yourself: why is it that there’s never been a meaningful, impactful, or challenging exposé written by a car journalist?

I’m just amazed that the most prominent cosplayers in the United States continue to be mid-life Harley guys. They live, breath, eat, shit, anything Harley and so does the entire clique. I’ve seen less cringe at a regional anime con.

2. Those unvaccinated persons now assume the same risk they used to take boarding a plane. This includes children and the immunocompromised

What? People absolutely LOVE Outbacks and Foresters, and even more so the recent Ascent. 90% of the car buying populace see a vehicle purchase as a utility and all three of those fit most people’s bills well while not being completely crazy in price (unless you spec out a fully loaded Ascent). Subaru’s main issue is…

It continuously fascinates me that in the era of video gaming that’s recorded for public consumption that people would even attempt to cheat. If you’re uploading video of game play it’s, assumingly, uploaded in perpetuity. That gives it all the opportunity to be analyzed and dissected by the public more so than…

Any of the discussions regarding Norway’s oil exports aside, part of the reason why so many individuals & companies in Norway are buying EVs is because the nation is incentivizing it’s population to actually do so. Buyers of EVs receive all sorts of registration & tax breaks, key of which include no purchase/import…

See my thing is a tiny car has lower overall operating costs over it’s life than most larger vehicles, which is what draws me to them.

A Costco opened near me and they had an entire PALETTE of PS5s on opening day. I didn’t get one as I don’t want one (I always wait a few years for a new console), but they were all snatched up roughly within the first half of the day.

So I was trying to think of a “regular” automotive equivalence to this.

“bUt You DOn’T kNow WHaT iS IN tHe VacCinE!”

Having played at these Sega arcades there and being somewhat of a Sega aficionado it’s unfortunate that the arcades are going away but I think people are going just a tad overboard.

The sting with pachinko specifically is that gambling in Japan is technically illegal.

Probably because it’s not a very big story as it could be. Sega has already sold most of their arcade business prior to ditching the business completely, and the company that is taking over the business is GiGo which Sega themselves once competed with. Most all of the current Sega locations will remain, they’ll just…

What’s fascinating about this is there is arguably more tangible value in a Game Boy printed image of an NFT than there is in an actual NFT.

Nothing about her design is surprising.

Just google “Step Van” and you’ll see plenty of examples. Many have a very generic front end and often use some variation of an easily replaced sealed beam headlamp like an old school H6054 and other mass produced lighting. Companies you often see using these are tool and equipment companies, and similar inter-city…

I got to work around one of these years ago as I was once pretty big into Fieros and have owned four of them myself. Has to have been going on near 15 years now since I last saw that car.

Back in 02-04 I lived near an air force base and used to see service members driving around on the “1 year” rule with cars they brought over. Back then it wasn’t that uncommon to periodically see say an S15 or early 90s Skyline driving around on “yankee” plates, typically from Okinawa or Misawa.