I instruct a driving clinic for new drivers, and i’ve actually had 2 students in the last couple years who only had one hand. One was a clear birth defect and the other I think was a wreck - with a prosthetic.

Student 2 with the prosthetic used the knob and did an impressive job.

Not gonna lie, that Voyager sounds really fucking smart. I’d totally buy one if I had the money. You could retrofit the rear cab to be a camper. fucking awesome.

They have no rent/mortgage, and probably didn’t go to college so aren’t saddled with loan debt. No car payments or insurance, so they can just ride their bike or motorcycle, live on $40 a week or so, camp out, etc.

Consider what you could do with a month’s income if you had no bills or debts to pay.

My 08 Rabbit was ridiculous to drive. With some aftermarket 17’s and some sticky icky, it was stupid fun on the autocross course and the occasional back road. Torque for days out of the 2.5L 5cyl, and perfect balance between slidey rear end and grippy front.

I feel like the wind was in your face regardless of which direction you were facing.. Thank god for aero bars.

I’d buy one and I love cars. I don’t like commuting or driving long distances through the night. If I could get in my car at 10pm, go to sleep, and wake up 10 hours away, I would be ecstatic.

Also think of the truck possibilities, with autonomous highway freight... it would be incredible.

Consider that 99% of the time…

That honestly looks like spectator area, it might be a road into paddock or parking somewhere else.

Also:
3 right, don’t cut.

It’s also the busiest airport in the country. So if it’s not on this list, they must be doing something way way way right.

I will say I don’t enjoy riding the train, I feel like it’s just as fast to take the moving sidewalks while walking.

I’m happy that the busiest airport in America was not listed. Go Atlanta!

Very true. Nor do they understand that these cars don't have AC, the drivers are wearing multiple layers of fire retardant clothing, and the cockpit is 100+*F. But whatever, their loss.

another great one. Excellent post.

I've always enjoyed this, it's a great example of why racers are athletes. And anyone who nay says this, can't be reasoned with.

I once repaired a broken exhaust hanger that left the muffler rattling against the driveshaft with copious amounts of duct tape.

Worked long enough to get it to the shop and not destroy anything.

Why bother calling it a Lexus ISF, when in reality it's roughly equivalent to nascar's toyota camry?

Well, you could have lost it by an interesting diet instead of just "Healthy eating". I've dropped 30 lbs since the start of the year, with no exercise, by eating ketogenic, and I think it's a pretty good way for larger people who don't really get a lot of activity in their daily work to drop some weight.

I work in…

Never named a car, don't plan on doing it ever.

Why do they even bother putting on the headlight/taillight stickers? Seems superfluous.

That's right motha fuckah! DIESEL PAH, suck my glow plugs!

That's basically what the VW XL1 does, their super efficient hybrid carbon fiber thing that costs a billion dollars.

Those are called rear fogs.