That sounds like an indictment of the general awareness and capacity for thought possessed by Kotaku readers, and no reason to change anything.

As a Volkswagen owner, I really don’t want to rely on electronics for visibility.

America Spared From Terrifying Silverado Onslaught By UAW Heroes

+1 underrated movie

You know, there’s a rule in sports, “Don’t do anything great if you can’t handle the congratulations.”

It’s no wonder the NFL has such a hard-on for the notary. The model is in some ways very much the same; many of you will die young, and don’t you dare turn your back.

His behavior has progressively gotten weirder on and off the field the last few years. I think its fair to assume there could be some mental health issues like early onset CTE. Not like the NFL has a history of players with mental health issues or anything, right??

They galvanize themselves from the frayed wiring touching the frame.

Ah, so they realized that their vehicles would be sitting broken in yards and driveways for extended amounts of time and wanted to throw owners a bone.

Kid in Yellowstone: I got flung in the air by a Bison

I don’t think that’s the point of this study here. In light of declining new car sales and rising prices, this is important because car manufacturing is a significant economic engine.

My car is old enough to have 2 kids, a messy divorce, and a questionable Tinder account.

Exactly. As long as it has airbags I consider it new enough. But anything built since like say 2009 to me still feels pretty fresh.

Actually the arbiters of the Unwritten Rules look down fondly at being mad about hitting a home run. After all, you should be disgusted for bringing too much attention upon yourself and “killing the rally” with a grandiose dong.

Welp, looks like my work here is done. 

Let’s see if I get kinja’d.

My father just restored a gorgeous ‘68 Charger. I kinda want to photoshop those guards on it and post it to that group.

The automotive equivalent of this.

It’s a presidential decree.