The Mark VIII is probably the exact type of car this would be best for. Big, personal luxury coupes that have 10ft long doors which you have to open all the way to be able to get out.
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How would a door that slides on a rail be an electrical gremlin?
It's not a roller coaster. It's one little car. There are individual cars for each person. I think you may be replying to the wrong thread, haha.
No, but it might prevent you from falling to your death if you tripped or something.
They're all released individually. If you're a moment late to the party, and you're about to explode, you might not notice the big hole of a missing escape car.
Pull on the cable, I'd reckon.
He smashes with thumbs.
He had a personality.
More lift=more drag. Sometimes flaps are detrimental to the flying process.
They've been doing it for years. If you have to get your plane in someplace, you do what you have to do.
It's worth it in any case. It's an added layer of safety that helps in all situations. Especially the backup camera.
I mostly agree with this article. What I do not agree with is considering blind spot monitoring and backup cameras "bad drivers aides. They are driver aides. Use them as a tool to make your driving better if you're a suburban soccer mom or Kimi Raikkonen. Use all tools available to you, it can only help you.
He is.
God.
I guess 14 years is nearly 20.
Indeed you are.
Right?
Hell, my iPad 2 takes better video than this. 240p? C'mon. This is like iPhone 1 status.
I didn't know Discovery Channel used potatoes for filming.