I’d be concerned about frame rust on that Tacoma - that’s in the range of those that Toyota was forced to repair via class action, but if it wasn’t repaired, you’re sore out of luck now.

It was right there..... Come HAIL or high water. 

Are we assuming cooling modifications would be fair game? Because if not, I feel like the Miata keeps pace right up until the point its radiator, transmission or differential melt going full throttle top speed endlessly

I remember a commercial for a 1980 (or so) Honda Civic (the economy model at that time) which said it could go the entire distance of the Indianapolis 500 without a pit stop. Granted, its top speed would depend on whether it caught a tailwind, but maybe it could qualify for the 1911 race.

This is the current one.

It’s a well-known cliché that the deep sea is more alien and less explored than outer space—and apparently this is true. We’re able to keep track of faraway objects such as the Mars Rover (including reception of visual images), but we can lose a submarine on our own planet?

But look at it, Johnny. Look at it! It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, man! Just let me go out there. Let me get one wave before you take me. One wave. I mean, where I am I gonna go, man? Cliffs on both sides, I’m not gonna paddle to New Zealand! My whole life has been about this moment, Johnny. Come on, compadre.…

Yes, that is pretty terrible...

Yes, it’s those 3 or 4 little hole decorations that screams, “Buick!” Somebody replied it’s a Roadmaster.

I’m guessing the pick and pulls already have to drain the fuel so that part is/has always been done. Into the huge drums it goes, sits for a while and then gets picked up/dumped into tankers and off to the local ma and pa

There is no capacity change. I would say the title of this article is misleading, but it’s more so just unequivocally false, and can be disproven with 30 seconds of research. 

Southwest has already announced that they are not adding an extra row with the seat thickness change, but it is instead to offer ‘additional leg room’. Overall, I’m sure it’s more of a weight savings item; but to say it is so they can squeeze in an additional row is plain false. In addition; removing ‘the inflight…

No “entertainment system” was ever there. Southwest told other bloggers capacity will not change. And “very little bit counts” has to be a mistake.

I didn’t see any capacity numbers. Are there actually more seats on the plane with this change or just more room for the same number of passengers?

Just submitted my taxes for a sizable refund for 2023. Here are my numbers from Uber and Lyft:

To modify the great Norm Macdonald phrase about Hitler... “You know, the more I hear about this Trump guy, the more I don’t like him”.

Is this from 2019? Also, wait until you hear about the SUVs they’re going to make.

Hamburgler just wants to live his life one quarter-pounder at a time.

Yes, YES, YES! It’s a joke! Jesus, people.

Is this article a joke?