Jalopnik decided to recycle the blog onto the main feed again. I realised after I commented, but couldn’t be bothered to edit :D

We’re thinking of giving Canada a shot ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 

To be fair, if $15 is a blow to your business, you should probably think about getting a job with an actual profitable company.

But it certainly did, didn’t it?

Someone help the man, he’s clearly stuck in a glass box

Agreed. It’s easy to armchair business manage, but that makes a lot more sense to me. They don’t have the kind of heritage to pull a million for redesign of a sub-$200k car.

Everything you do on the internet is tracked, sometimes down to literal videos of your mouse movements and site browsing. Incognito mode is a lie and only good for keeping your browsing history out of the hands of your nosey spouse. Your ISP, social platforms, search engine and pretty much every digital marketer worth…

Ok. But why not? Climate change aside, isn’t having fewer pollutants in the air, earth and water a good thing for both yourself and future generations? You and others get hung up on the idea of changes being made to “prevent climate change”. In reality, people are just trying to make a the world a nicer place to live…

$100 is a small enough barrier to entry to gauge interest. Fully refundable, because of course it is. They’ll release renders of the proper truck down the line and likely use that $100 towards a proper deposit, if they don’t refund all of them in the meantime anyway.

Because he’s 81 and likely not designing any wedge-shaped vehicles any more? Past tense is acceptable here.

Is this a game of spot the difference? They’re all the same car, right? RIGHT? 

That’s definitely a wagon. I’ll take 2. In brown. 

Murder without malice aforethought I guess. When you just snap and kill the shit out of someone, rather than planning it out.

Pretty sure that massive rear wing is retractable and just flush with the car in the latter photos.

Congrats. Joycon drift must be a myth then.

And it’s all assembled by the Brits?

Yeah, I have no issues taking stuff apart to fix it. Read an article a few weeks ago (might have been on here?) suggesting that there was no reliable fix for it. If it’s the case that you can just solder in a new stick, then fine.

Sure, but those aren’t consistent issues that the manufacturers know about and actively disregard. Maybe I’m just biased from reading too many articles with people moaning about the issue so have an inflated idea of the scale of the problem. A lot of people have replied saying that they have had no issues and the…

You don’t know me.

I really want to buy a Switch, but the joycon drift thing is really putting me off.