Manual door release in the same light of sight as the push button. Been the same on both last generation cars. This is why people made fun of you.

$1,500 x 2 a month = $3K. $3K x 6 months a year playing = $18K.

Yea 2 of every animal. Even the ones recently discovered. No room for dinosaurs tho

No worries, bro, relatively humidity of under 70% can create weird burbling around the rear deck and mess with the downforce, plus I bet this one had the 24mm rear swaybar and not the beefier 27mm version, plus tire pressure over 30psi and the GoPro blocking your peripheral vision and bad flashbacks from Virginia and…

Hope he’s alright and is just thor in the morning

Thanks for the comparison pic! Didn't know they lined the 3 previous generations next to each other yet

With the Maroon car sulking pensively in the background, that pic is the automotive equivalent of this:

Good article except the bash Monsanto part. First I don't get how they are bad for agriculture. They are a huge reason we went from a plateaued 25 bushels per acre to today close to 180 with some counties over 200 and still rising.

Some commenters on here have forgotten the ‘60’s happened.

Fot future reference: "someone who's not all that up on American geography" is typically called an American.

All they had to do was make SimCity a Simcity 2000 HD instead of the Always on SimCoupleOfCityBlocks and we wouldn't be having this conversation.

That's a shame. The likelihood of a SimAnt 2 is now even more remote than ever.

That looks to be off by 1.5 PSI.

You are insane. Also, old. Or perhaps too young. Either way you are far out of the age bracket of responsible sense and taste. The review on "The Verge" is nonsense. It features the following paragraph, which you will recognize as horseshit immediately:

Lol. I didn't buy a PS4 to play games that feel like they were designed in 2002. Most PS2 games play like shit by today's standards. Not sure how that's supposed to seem like praise.

And your point is?? Our Navy probably faces fewer threats than it did in the 1920s! Last I checked we're still the only country with truly proper aircraft carriers. Why do we need a huge Navy when there is such a minimal threat? Our biggest potential threats are Russia and China. Russia we could likely handle with not…

And we no longer have coalers to refuel our dreadnoughts!!!! How will we ever defeat the Kaiser?????? I blame Obama.

Of course, it has nothing to do with the obsolescence of battleships, et al. Aren't we still spending virtually half or more of US tax intake on the military? And how does our current killer submarine fleet, attack helicopter and drone force stack up to the 1920's?

Debatable. Putting out a bunch of barely serviceable support ships probably didn't keep Soviet admirals up at night. That was more for domestic consumption. Spending big bucks on front line equipment while at the same time making a deal with the Saudis to keep oil cheap was what worked.