Agree 100%. I really have no interest for something that can't turn.

Allow me to call BS on that. DC motors absolutely can regeneratively break so long as you can reverse the roles of the the armature and windings. DC electric forklifts have been using regenerative breaking for many decades.

The next stage is single-stage to orbit. That's the holy grail of strategic power projection.

Sorry, I'ts ingrained in my DNA to call out automaker marketing BS, even technicalities.

oh yeah I meant to say but I lost the will to live but

"There is no difference between the car we're testing today and the car you can buy at the dealer."

Truthfully, it's just Californians that can't have em. The rest of the country can import whatever we want, provided we meet federal guidelines.

And then there's one more wrinkle: the great state of California, which I'll cover below in section four.

...which — and let's be clear about this — is very rarely.

Serious question, what would you do if I brought my car in and said that there was a shudder in the steering at 100+? I would assume, as the manager, you would test that yourself or possibly have me ride with to show you.

Going along with that analogy, I'd say the Diablo is like plain chocolate, and the Countach is like rocky road with a bunch of nuts, marshmallows, and other shit thrown in.

I always take all dumb offences seriously. In other times, I would have challenged him to a duel. ROFLOL.

If they just start calling the F1 race a "Bunga-bunga party" it becomes tax exempt under the Berlusconi act.

it's been awhile since I've been under one, but IIRC, the brakes are on the half shaft right next to the diff.

Not necessarily true. We had other vehicles in the mortar platoon that ran like champs. You should know, because of experience, that these things are hit or miss. I've seen brand new HMMWV's show up and spend it's first two weeks of service in the bay.

Hand-to-God: I never thought of this even occurring. I worry about running into a bird or through a flock of stubborn geese; a projectile GoPro never crossed my mind.

Except that Morgan will probably still make it in 100 years.

No automaker has stood the test of time quite like Morgan – they've basically been making cars the same way for over a hundred years, so if anyone could survive another hundred, it'd be them.

I actually kind of like Die Another Day...