And how, exactly, will Apple Health pay your medical bills when you break a leg? Or get cancer?

IIRC, it had force feedback on the steering, too. That video brings back memories of going to the arcade just to play this game. I remember, my stepfather watching over my shoulder and having to stop away after feeling motion sickness.

This.

Very smart. Put the gas tank up on spindly little legs, so if you stop fast or hit something, it falls onto the driver and splashes all over the exhaust.

So here's his logo for IAMAUTO. Other than being monochrome ( so it looks the same in black and white ) how does this fit with what he's saying makes a great logo? There's a problem. Pretty sure there's a pro.b.lem.

In the late 80's in college I worked as a bartender at a bowling alley in Kenosha, WI. There were a fair number of tournaments and league play and the alley was pretty busy on those nights and we ran fast tapping beers and mixing drinks.

Not only is it legal to not have a front plate, Florida only gives you a rear one, though you see a lot of cars with fake plastic vanity plates on the front.

According to the description on the design website, "all corridors have been designed for BMW i3 cars to pass".

Phone calls are decades away from dying, and only ones who believe this are always-connected, self-important idiots who think everyone ( or at least everyone worth texting ) is a savvy smartphone owner who is always in range of High speed data. I suggest looking at 3g coverage maps ( they're very optimistic ) and…

So, not only no hood, no fender liners, but no windshield wipers? He's been using it for "Plowing" - that's good for the driveline. Also, I didn't see any interior door handles where someone without additional joints in their arms can reach.

I applaud the suggestion ( it is a lot of MPG for the $$, so it's a win there... ), but I'm not a big fan of the car. I found the 3-pot motor to vibrate enough to take any fun out of revving it and even considering that it was just 1l, it was still ungodly slow. The convertible top was a PITA to raise and lower and…

You'd think the Russian navy would be a little more understanding of ships that are as wide as they are long, considering their history with circular ships.

Additional reason to get a receipt: I once got stopped by the police a few miles up the road from a fill up after a clerk got my car mixed up with one that drove off without paying. My receipt ( as well as the replay on the store's video system ) cleared things up, but it could have gotten ugly.

The Racing Scene is also available for free streaming on Amazon Prime, or for rent if you're not a Prime member. It's SD, so I'm sure the quality isn't as good as Quentin's copy, but if you can't make it to the theatre, there it is.

I'm not an expert, but that ship looks to me like a Ro-Ro ( Roll on, Roll off ) for carrying cars, trucks and other rolling cargo. If that's the case, I think it's pretty much just one big empty compartment inside. So the impact will not have much to stop from going out the other end of the boat, since the vessel has…

I like the idea of a V-8 Fiero conversion, but this picture from the eBay listing makes me want to run away.

It looks fantastic, but I'm sad they didn't let us HEAR the car, rather then the soft background music. Cars like that are for more senses than just the eyes. I imagine it sounds like an Eagle E-Type ( awesome sounds at 3:50 ).

I installed it, then promptly discovered that the options to turn off notifications ended at 24 hours. So after that period, it turns notifications back on, apparently.

I had bought a very used '71 Opel Manta before I got my full license and I knew that the reverse lights were only occasionally operational, so I borrowed an older friends Oldsmobile Cutlass Diesel which had a mobile phone, which in '86 was pretty rare.

Some poor bastard has Elephantiasis of the automobile. Sad.