In terms of gameplay, Metroid Prime was closer to an actual megaman reboot than anything attempted since.

The problem is that even though the producers know it won’t be as great as the 3 stooges, they’re not willing to try to make it unique or play on the strengths of what they have. They’re in damage control instead of evolving.

I would imagine that the Voodoo motor would just add more weight and complexity with little benefit for an endurance race.

Give me revs, displacement, and efficiency with as little weight as possible. I don’t care about the configuration.

It’s more of an indictment of poor business tactics, or a vocal minority. If it was a bad idea, the company should have found that out in user testing in advance before releasing the update. If they didn’t, it’s their fault for not realizing it.

Ammo purchases should be tracked like sudafed is in meth-heavy states.

The way I read it, the Abarth is better than the Miata, but the regular one is worse/equal, however to make the clickbait it’s better to just jump straight to saying it’s overall better.

Because Chris Harris doesn’t look good on posters/advertisements or play the BBC political game.

Borrow? Copy?

If I was king? It would only be legal to steal the exterior design of a product if you also stole the functional design.

And people complained about shakespeare being lewd and having too much swearing/sexuality when it was written.

It’s a fairly standard set of parts and conversions among Z-cars. That’s why it doesn’t drive dangerous, everything done to this car has been done and documented many times before.

I wouldn’t call this just a “bunch of parts”, it’s a fairly well established set of compatible parts and conversion kits. There’s just no fine tuning or significant cosmetic work.

People have been making cheap rat rod datsuns for literally 20 years now. The only thing that separates this from all the others is just a $2000 paint job.

*8th Gear

It blows my mind to think that some people still are taught how to parallel park by waiting for the bumper to hit. Mostly seems like baby boomers or gen-xers who learned to drive in the late 70s where all cars had giant 5mph crash bumpers.

There’s a leaked series trailer on youtube, looks pretty good.

They’re still a fledgling review series. It’s a shame because a scathing review from them isn’t likely going to draw in more subscribers, and will more than likely just cause them to not have access to that company’s cars in the future.

The difference is that the liability for poor maintenance used to be on the buyer, but now if your car breaks down, it’s never “your fault”.

I’d like to see a mapping that worked on pedal/throttle position and speed. It’s as important to know how much fuel you use on throttle as you do just maintaining.