Honestly don't even notice them any more.

A block heater keeps your block warm enough that the car will start. A remote car starter allows the actual interior of the car to warm up. You don't have winter, do you?

Because it's -50 outside.

Remote start is also very common on cars with manual gearboxes. It's more expensive and requires more fiddling to disengage the clutch lockout but it is far from unusual.

Every clip I've seen of Top Gear Live just looks terrible, I'm not sure it's something that translates from television to live show well. Nitro Circus Live on the other hand is doing it right.

This isn't what you asked for but I do have a great example of the opposite:
The Mazda Protege which has always struck me as shitty and cheap looking:

You know putting something in quotes generally means that the words within them are being attributed verbatim to the source in question, correct? The title of this article is asking for trouble.

This one.

Okay. No Ferrari for me. I would fucking kill someone.

Read the attached documents. Lyft does 'provide' (force drivers to buy) insurance through a third-party but many of their drivers have had their personal insurance revoked after the companies found out what they were doing.

Perhaps this is particular to my area with the weather and such but it seems like the Crown Vics fall apart as soon as they don't have a dedicated garage looking after them. The easiest way to spot that an ex-cop car is just that around here is the peeling paint, rust, etc.

Top speed? I'm selling my old rebuilt hotrod 1000 and this looks very interesting

Ah, you must be in marketing.

I wasn't talking so much about your driving methods as I was about your wide-eyed praise for the Abarth in every post. I figured you must either be a Fiat shill or a 17-year old who just got an Abarth and has only his friend's rusted out Accords to compare it to.

Are you 17?

Thank you. I've never seen so many of my friends who are fairly intelligent swallow a pitch for something so completely without any critical thought.

But there's a good argument on either side. Perhaps Moghadam should have done his due diligence and investigated further before investing his time. TheSpin makes a good point, Moghadam contracted for 9% equity, not payment. Contract law doesn't remedy a bad bargain.

I wish cars still had these. And actual lighters, not 'power points'.

I disagree. Yes it may be harder to find a spot for a big truck and you may end up taking up multiple spaces, but I find trucks among the easiest vehicles to actually park. Generally good quick steering and great visibility all around, so long as you understand backing into a spot is generally 10x easier than going…