I guess you've never taken a First Aid course. This is one of the first things they tell you, don't play a hero, you'll die. Especially in a situation like this one, low visibility, high speeds, ice on the road etc.

It's not about getting traction on the snow, it's about staying on top of the snow.

If you're traveling over unpacked snow and you don't want to punch through to the ground underneath, the extra contact patch would be a good thing because it would reduce the pressure of each tire on the snow.

So the brake fluid had thickened, I'm just guessing.

It would be a shame to mod such cars, I would just build a replica of it.

I agree 100%

"Mint BMW M4, only 29'000 miles, like new, has not bunnyhopped over a median for sure"

Yup, the batteries are surrounded by coolant, every single cell, because pulling hundreds of amps from the battery bank without cooling it, will end with a spectacular fire.

Of course it would need it's own ECU, there's no doubt. Are you REALLY gonna wire all those buttons and motors ONE BY ONE to some module behind the dashboard?

There are so many, everything is hooked up to the canbus through modules, it'd be ridiculous to run cables from every single lightbulb, switch and sensor to a single control unit.

Maybe they are counting the amount of nodes on the canbus? Either way, difference between a computer (PC for example) and a door module is huge.

I really want one of those engines on a crate shipped to me... plz Volvo. I have one of your cars, shows that i'm not a spy hired by ford.

That had to be a fuel leak, there was even a dribble of fluid on the pavement right below the part that caught fire.

Well, to a person who has only driven cars with regular gear sticks, a gear lever behind the wheel is my fear. I might mistake it for the windshield wiper lever...

I thought it looks way better than the older models... I guess I'm turning into a pensioner.

Slippery death will come very quickly but will also feel sooooo good.

That race is quite literally the very opposite of F1.

To be honest, I've been playing it for about 2 years... Before playing it, I had no idea how space or gravity works.

I know, I know.

Automatic wipers?