So, what’s everybodys guess for the model of the other car? I’m getting a WRX/STI vibe from the brief view, possibly a 3rd gen hatchback.

I think we’re working with different definitions of weaving movements. I would classify a weaving movement as when two parallel lanes of traffic need to cross each others’ path to continue on their chosen route, as opposed to merging and diverging movements where a lane of traffic ends or begins. The parclo was…

Regarding size, the example provided in the article is hardly a small interchange. There should be more than enough room to make a partial clover in the space provided.

I still don’t understand the advantage of this design over a standard A4 partial clover interchange. Traffic coming off of the highway still needs to wait for a traffic light to merge with street traffic and street traffic going onto the highway can do so without an obstruction, but the parclo doesn’t require…

I’d like to imagine that a Lotus SUV would just be a Ford Fusion. It’s bigger, sits higher, seats more people, and has more cargo capacity than the rest of their lineup.

Most plug-ins will burn the gas to prevent it from going stale if it hasn’t been burnt in a while. On my C-Max, if I haven’t burnt a tank of gas in 18 months the vehicle will revert to a standard hybrid mode until the vehicle is down to 1/8 of a tank before allowing EV mode to resume.

The non plug-in version likely has a smaller battery in the range of ~1 kWh while the plug-in probably has about ~7-8 kWh based on the range estimates. There’s a trade-off to be made going to the plug-in, and aside from price it’s probably the loss of cargo space to accommodate the larger battery.

Regarding range penalties, I don’t have a Bolt but I just ran some quick numbers on my PHEV’s electric range.

I think you’d be correct. More video from the scene shows fire crews attempting to cool the wreck before it exploded.

I think you’re a bit misinformed about the current IMSA prototype class. Currently, there are 2 classes of cars competing in the P class, DPi spec cars which allow manufacturers to supply their own engine, and Global LMP2 spec cars which use the spec Gibson engine as regulated by the ACO. IMSA has had a hard time…

Not an FJ40. It’s different enough that a layperson can tell the difference.

America keeps people back for a reason, and that reason is liability and the presence of death.

Neutral: I’m sure I’ll get a lot of stares here, but I’m pretty sure I’ll never own a purely petroleum powered car again. I currently drive a PHEV and I suspect my future will only hold more PHEVs or Electrics.

There’s only one Don’t Bring Me Down, and the one you posted is severely lacking in trilled ‘Groos.’

I don’t trust Hollywood to make a decent trucking movie, but I think there’s still stories to be told that revolves around trucking.

I believe it’s a very short throw shifter.

Can I ask where you got your numbers from? My research shows that while trucks make up 5% of all traffic and 10% of all miles driven, heavy on-road vehicles contribute 21% of all transportation related GHGs.

You’d be surprised. I read an article a couple of years back about the head chef of McDonalds and the logistics of the restaurant. The chef mentioned that he had designed an eggplant parmesan sandwich that could be quickly and efficiently cooked and assembled by untrained teenagers in a McDonalds kitchen, but upon…

I don’t know, they’d be competing not only with the Miata but also the Nissan iDX and the Chevrolet Code 130R so it may be hard to break into the small sports car market.

The PJ/Mecha Richter run of Battleblock Theater with dev commentary still makes me crack up whenever I watch it.