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The issue with barriers that can’t be crossed/bypassed is that designing them to break on impact is actually a safety feature. If a car is on the tracks when the barriers come down, they need to be able to ram the barriers to get out. (And the idea of being able to stop the train is nice, but at that weight and speed,…

you can’t legislate intelligence and common sense. That is the problem - people ignore the barriers, ignore the lights, ignore the warnings, and die of stupidity.

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MAGA CHUDS: Businesses should be able to fire whoever they want for any reason. If the employees don’t like it they can go work somewhere else. That's just the free market in action.

With old vehicles like this and old convertibles etc. it make be better to think of them as water resistant 4 wheeled motorcycles in terms of safety and crash survivability.

You didn't even read the goddamn article.

Horizontally opposed driving styles.

No, GM wasn't that slow. I think the guy is confusing Tuned Port for Throttle body. GM had Crossfire Injection (a dual throttle body setup based on the Cross-Ram intake offered for the 1st gen Z/28 with the 302. 

Have you seen MEH PP????

That sent up red flags for me, so I checked the report.

Sino wave generator.

It’s the “Africa”of automobiles, then?

Oh yeah? How many Nissans do you know that come with WHITE WHEELS?

You win.

780 is the correct answer if a v-8 swap is a must have. Or a 900/S90/V90 of that vintage.

I recall reading something about this being the reason the Quadrifoglio doesn’t come with a manual option. The wheel encroachment reinforcing didn’t leave room for a clutch pedal.

The Nautilus was helmed by Captain Nemo.

It doesn’t. Those wheel covers came on the ‘98 and ‘99 P71 models.

I was told when I was 16, that my balls didn't work. They dropped, but they kept on going…