We only go with cheapest bid if they can demonstrate value and past performance. 

As luck would have it, growing up in the ‘80s my neighbour had one; and a E-Type for that matter. The Daytona most certainly has a cohesive design language. Look at the line that starts above the amber indicator. It flows perfectly, unbroken down the body and then wraps up around the rear window. The engine hood…

We need to get these people to a hospital.

Shut up.

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

Except that it’s not. In my line of work we frequently issue Requests for Proposals, Bids, and Tenders. We choose suppliers and/or contractors based on a rubric. That rubric has a set of defined evaluation criteria with a points system built into it. One of the parameters in the rubric is cost. The others are things…

I hate this vehicle (and its Escalade cousin) with every fibre of my being. They may be great for road tripping, but in the suburban neighbourhoods where they live they’re a total goddamn menace. They take up way too much room and drivers can’t see kids in front of them. In two or three years they rattle and squeak…

I love the front end homage to the Ferrari Daytona. They absolutely nailed the design.

I’m not one to give Elon a break, because fuck that guy. However, this is not an issue limited to the Cyber Twat. There was a Jalopnik story a few years ago about a Bentley that injured its owner in the same way. He demonstrated with a dildo.

My sympathies. A friend of mine is just extricating himself from his Central Alberta, fundamentalist, Alberta-First, right-wing in-laws. 

Crazy, right?

Oh God. Cue the conversation I had in 2001 when our first child was born: “Yes mom, my brother and I did survive our cribs in 1970. No mom I don’t want it for my son, because by today’s standards, it’s a death trap. No, you can’t set it up at your house and use it for sleepovers. I’ll just buy you a new one.”

It’s been pretty damned great.

The sound is exquisite

These have grown on me over the years. I really didn’t like them when they first hit the world.

I get it. My 2002 Tundra has 328,000 km (203,809 miles) on it. It owes me nothing. I don’t daily it anymore but it’s still used to take kayaks and bikes out for adventures. It goes to the dump and Home Depot. It does truck things, exclusively. I’ll likely never sell it. I’ve had it for 14 years. We have a very capable…

Power-washing the underside, wheel wells, inside the bumpers... anywhere gravel, mud, ice-melting chemicals can accumulate. I do this at my buddy’s shop where there’s a pit to stand in so you can really get in all the nooks and crannies. 

That’s the engine, not a vehicle model. 

Give them shovels and rakes, and implements of destruction.

The cops may not care. However, I guarantee Florida Fish and Wildlife are eyeballs deep, trying to positively id these assholes.