Seasickness be damned. I want a new wave race in VR.

Have you tried Wreckfest? Junker cars and destruction derby. So it is pretty satisfying as long as the devs haven’t fucked the handling this week.

This week is pretty good, two updates ago was shit.

I just wish they would let the Harley dudes go helmet-less if they sign the organ donor card.

That tailgate looks like it cost more than my first two trucks combined.

You would be surprised how many folks learn to drive in one of these. They are slow, wide, and have shit visibility. Also the automatic transmission doesn’t have “Park”.

I am not seeing a downside.

I wonder what laws we would have to change to get microcars back into production and onto the streets of the USA.

A first generation Plymouth Voyager. Like this only less fancy. It did the job.

This may allow them to run in places that would ordinarily be off limits to racing and that could be really cool.

I have a super paranoid coworker who bought one of these because he felt it was least noticeable cars on the market at the time.

He is not wrong about that. 

If you want to do banger style racing, jump into Wreckfest leave the serious racing in iRacing to the folks that love it.

What if you used Methylene Dichloride or Dichloromethane, like in a Wurlitzer Juke Box?

I bet I could sell a ton of those down by the beach here in SoCal.

If you can’t afford the toll/congestion charge you have to take public transportation to get there.

If it is real (and I too have doubts) I am thinking she may be from Houston if you get my drift.

If I packed my bag to TSA standards and dragged it through security it is because I don’t want to wait for it to show up dirty and thrashed on the carousel. Mostly it is because I don’t want to wait.

That scene was filmed about an hour and a half north west of where this accident happened at Walt Disney’s Golden Oak Ranch - 19802 Placerita Canyon Road, Newhall, California

Think about the strategy required to win if the cars in your class have to spend more time in the pits than on the track. Might not be great to watch but it would be a brutal engineering problem.

>wealthy suburb of LA, Montecito 

It couldn’t possibly be bad roads and sight lines blocked by huge SUVs.