iRacing ruined the Miata for me. Damn car just didn't want to go around Lime Rock Park.

Is there any difference besides a different badge? I'm sure the rebadged Cadillacs have leather interiors and upgraded entertainment. Not sure about GMC, though.

"easy to drive", which means impossible to turn. Miatas have awful throttle-on understeer.

Capitalism is boss. Also, IIRC, Chevies are marketed for consumers and GMC's are targetted towards fleet buyers.

Some aircraft do have "Auto-Land". IIRC, it's not used often because a human can touchdown softer.

No one ever got fired for asking for too much. Know the "market", don't sell yourself short.

It's a fucking microphone, now delete your triple post.

Penetrating Lube.

You remember last summer when they dumped 2 magazines into a bad guy as well as everyone else on the street that day?

This shit's impossible to read. I'm not flying to each race. I'm watching them chronologically on TV. Bring back the lists.

Yeah, I know, that's why it's always important to buy switches the same shape as the object they control. Now to get an ignition switch that looks like a car...

One's usually higher than the other, or the string's shorter.

It's an r/funny repost. I think it's a joke. Here's a trick, the one that's near the fan motor? That's for the fan. The one near the lights? You guessed it. They're so far apart anyways it's tough to forget.

Curb demand if you want to reduce fuel consumption. If Bill Ford actually gave a damn about the environment he'd be developing and selling CNG engines.

$3.799*

It's not abnormal to sell things by the fraction of the penny. When was the last time you bought exactly one gallon of fuel? Quantity times price equals the total cost, with the last fraction of a penny rounded up.

It's legally a truck, despite having a car engine, car transmission, car chassis, car suspension and car off-roadability.

I don't mind more competition.

I don't think a privacy knobset could even be considered a "lock". This isn't lock picking and no one (with a hint of intelligence) secures their house with a privacy knob.

Shouldn't there be some text here? Only three sentences, including a fragment. So what do I get for that money? Also why is there no sources? Where did LHN find this out, there's no press release?

Not to mention, computers aren't ever wrong, they never make mistakes. Humans on the other hand...