But the collision was 100% his fault. Whether she stopped or not did not change his extent of injury, considering passerbys were able to render assistance.

You and 7 other people.

For mpg, driver’s assist systems, hybrid and electric systems reasons going forward, you are likely not going to see any more manuals, especially in this type of application.

You are stuck thinking in the past when a 4 cylinder motor made no power and was saved for economy cars. Modern 4 cylinders with turbos exceed the power of yesteryears V8s. My old 4.6 Ford made like 210hp and 280 ftlb of torque.

Keep it retro but with a twist. You see in 05 they went back to 65 cause reasons. Now in 22 (17 years later...holy fuck I might be getting old) if you keep with a look back in time 40 years for inspiration theme you get 82. That means a retro of the Fox body.

People who haven’t been around helicopters much.

True, but Chevrolet couldn’t sell it when it was new, so it’s kind of a weird car.

What ever happened to personal responsibility? The kid had a history of driving like a jack ass. That’s not Tesla’s fault. The kid would have drove that way regardless of what kind of car he was in. Same with firearm manufacturers, why sue them, because you don’t like guns? Why not file a suit against the alcohol…

You are right to question the rationale. This is a scenario that only exists with this hypothetical “use it or lose it” $300k budget.

2018-ish, as gently used as possible, Rolls Royce Wraith for me:

...where are these $250k waterfront properties? 

I went the other way, and put a canoe on two motor scooters.

You assume it’s Bezos who actually was instrumental is this becoming an issue?

Even if you don’t feed them they still won’t be the thinnest though.

As the story talks about, GM is out-doing Toyota right now.  And it takes a LOT of creases to do that.

The footage above comes courtesy of photographer and videographer Larry Chen, who said he was “so blown away” by Millen’s onboard that he decided to simply publish the whole run, unedited, from start to finish.

It’s not the weirdest thing I get hung up on. 

it’s time for everyone’s favorite game: STOLEN OR HIGH?!

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