Boy am I looking forward to the shit-storm that will encompass the comments section down here, lol. *grabs popcorn*

The only worrying thing I see is how far down that bumper comes with all that black plastic. Undoubtedly done for aerodynamics reasons (read: mileage), but really, really not ideal for a Jeep that should have at least halfway-decent approach and departure angles.

Have they addressed the HORRIBLE battery life? Battery life is the one thing I didn’t see mentioned in the article, and it’s literally the only complaint that just about everyone really has.

This is going to sound really nit-picky, but I would HATE having that icon be green instead of black and white like the others.

You sound intelligent.

...wait, no, that’s not right...

Oh, I see. Well fuck the people who are whining because they don’t have the option to binge watch, lol. This way is better. Otherwise the people that do opt to binge watch spoil everything for the people who don’t have time to, or don’t want to, gulp the whole thing down in one sitting!

I’d rather not have to worry…

Wait, what? I would imagine if you came in late, that you could catch yourself up. I’m assuming they will be posted online, and then left there. Not posted online for 12 minutes and then taken down again...

I am glad they do it this way. Keeps me from watching the whole show instantly and then having nothing to look forward to for another 364 days.

I know my old Outback (apart from the head gasket issue, which I know can’t be discounted) was basically a tank in terms of reliability. All the money I saved from all the other parts that never broke probably made up for the cost of head gasket replacement, lol.

It’s really sad that MORE THAN ONCE, I’ve had to cut off EVERYONE in a left turn lane just to fill the gap left by the little-old-lady at the front of the line sitting one car-length back from the stop bar, and wondering why the light won’t turn green.

I feel like the storyline to Infinite could make a cool movie in the right hands.

#totaled

I agree that there are always instances where two headlights would help, but I think that the situations you speak of (incredibly rare, statistically speaking) do not merit driving around blinding everyone, which I wouldn’t be surprised was more likely to cause an accident than the off chance that someone with a burnt…

You clearly don’t understand sarcasm/exaggeration. I was merely poking fun at the ridiculous tax rate and other hilariously high costs of living here. I wasn’t actually claiming that $8,000/mo is poverty level...

Oh god. WHAT HAVE YOU STARTED.

I’m sure Obama wouldn’t mind.

As someone who lives in Chicago, I am qualified to tell you that $8,000/month is about $3.27 above the poverty line when you factor in the cost of living.

Most vehicles (if not all of them) have side marker lights in addition to headlamps. If you have a headlight out, and are also driving drunk, and over the line, AND the oncoming vehicle doesn’t notice in time to avoid you, then that’s a lot of things adding up to a bad outcome.

But if you’re drunk, you aren’t paying…

Yeah, I’ve seen several answers citing Mercedes as an example. I wonder if it’s a Mercedes thing specifically, or a German thing? Seems like no American or Japanese vehicles allow it. Maybe lighting laws are different in Germany, and they just don’t bother to change them stateside?

Agreed. I’ve replaced every single bulb with LEDs on my car EXCEPT for the fog lights because I intend on getting proper replacement housings that will have an accurate cutoff :)