For when you REAAAAAALLLLYY want to be the first to the accident.

This is the correct answer. Lives are at stake, people need to get over it. It’s not like everyone else doesn’t already see how big or small all of us are. 

No kidding. Why not return seat pitch to what it was a few decades back? That would reduce the load and give passengers more legroom. I’d say this problem was their own making (really, really tiny violins).

Here’s an idea, make the seats wider, have fewer seats on the plane, charge enough for the wider seats so that the potential revenue of the plane in the same. Everyone’s happy.

On smaller puddle jumpers I have been asked how much I weight and been assigned accordingly. It is a safety item and people need to get over it. 

I buy cars because they go vroom, now becsuse of HOW they go vroom.

Dang man, expand your horizons, sure Chocolate ice cream is delicious, but there are another 30 flavors to choose from...

About a decade ago an acquaintance of mine in Austin bought a decent Ferrari 308 - which ran for about a week before catastrophic engine failure. Replacement engines were blindingly expensive and as he’s handy with engineering and fab work he yoinked the bad engine and installed a Honda H22 engine + transaxle from a…

These cars look cool but are objectively pretty crappy overall. Makes perfect sense to take the stylish shell and turn it into something that drives great. I’d rather have a fun car to take on track than one that drives like shit but sounds great when you rev it in your driveway.

Launched in the 1990s and sunk in 2021 makes it an historic wreck?  I guess the 90s are a while ago now - but 2021 was just... last year (I think?  Time’s gotten weird over the last couple years).

Sigh.... another clickbait headline. I feel cheated.

With you there.  Good cars with terrible support.  Their dealers almost seem angry to be Hyundai/Kia dealers.

When it comes to customer support and admitting their cars are garbage, there is no more arrogant manufacturer than Hyundai. Do. Not. Buy. Them.  You’ll thank me later.

A Cadillac Cimarron, just so you know we all could have had it much worse and as much as we complain, things are actually pretty good.

A Jeep wrangler, experienced properly.  Top down, doors off, down a gravel road or mild trail with incredible scenery.  One time is all it takes to understand why we put up with such an objectively bad vehicle. 

I cannot imagine packing another human’s suitcase aside from a child or an ill person. I would never assume my husband’s day-to-underwear ratio.

I get targeted car related adds on social media, and recently got something from Motortrend about an EV crate motor “to replace your V8". The comment section felt like the car version of Charlton Heston’s NRA speech.

That’s idiotic, one of the first of the modern wave of EVs was a roadster based on a Lotus.

Thank you for providing an example.

Toxic ICE worship/delusion.