Early solutions for road crews could be sensors in traffic cones that tell the car to switch to a different set of protocols that allow it to cross lines at reduced speeds, be more aware of obstructions, etc. Granted, that relies on potential human error on the construction crew’s part if they neglect to maintain and…

It’s mostly because even the best of infotainment systems still suck. I think comparatively speaking, Uconnect is pretty great, but at the end of the day it can’t do the things I want it to do at the point I most want it to do it.

I think you’re pretty accurate about the perception of the Denali over the years. The ad campaigns for GMC tend to enforce this, but when you see one, it conveys “executive’s truck” or perhaps “construction foreman” instead of “successful rancher” like the King Ranch Fords or Laramie Rams. Since the majority of luxury…

Sounds like what happened to Texas World Speedway. Shame.

Humm, edit fail. I actually meant MV Agusta not MotoGuzzi.

Beautiful SP my friend. I took the plunge on one in red, sans Shaker this past February and have been having a blast. It’s definitely a more livable car than the other ponies.

I kind of always thought MotoGuzzi was the Ferrari of Motorcycles, but the more that I think about it, perhaps Ducati is. Perhaps MotoGuzzi is more Lambo.

I'm getting over it. Gotta take it one day at a time.

The lesser non turbo DOHC cars were actually pretty bullet proof. I drove my 91 ES all over the country to just over 170k lifter-tapping miles before handing it off to a friend of mine. Lost a clutch, and replaced a timing belt, but that was about it. Miss that car.

I haven’t tried it myself, But is this same configuration available in an express model? They’re pretty much a tradesman with the essentials creature comforts, including Bluetooth.

Sold my Lightning last week. You have reassured me that I made a terrible mistake. :(

QFG2 always had a soft spot with me because it did seem so immersive and in the days before being able to just search for a solution online, somewhat unforgiving. Still, my favorite was GFQ4. It was the last of the properly made adventure games in that series and who doesn’t love a little grave yard humor?

The way that photo is cropped it looks like a bunch of journalists are hanging out in the bed of a comically oversized truck

That's actually what brings me here. I work GE at NASK.

Oddly enough there are a disproportionate amount of them running around Kingsville too, mostly roughneckers I'd wager. King Ranch eds. Run a close second, naturally.

Same here. I wouldn't mind replacing my quirky Day One edition. I'm not a COD fan but the console looks pretty sweet, and the 1TB is a necessity with these new game installs. I was sitting at around 60% capacity, but after installing the Master Chief Collection and GTA 5, I'm now sitting at 94%.

Someone once said, "There are two types of people in this world. Those that can drive a McLaren F1, and those that can't." I could be mucking up the quote though.

I was going to post a similar point. So many modern games require some sort of mothership interaction, if not explicitly so. Destiny relies on "live events" but should have a good bit of local content. As far as I know, Titanfall has no "single player mode" to speak of at all. Will it be worth even mentioning 10…

This could very well be Rick's best photo.

As an 09 Bullitt owner, I appreciate the use of one as an example, as I hope to never give mine up until said child is old enough to drive with enough sense not to wreck it in less than 48 hours.