That right there is two paragraphs stating, “something broke.”

An intriguing headline that, sadly, is not answered by the article below it.

Due to the frequency that this happens, I can only conclude that the engineers at Lambo did not consider all of the use cases their customers need.

If they weren’t meant to cook kebabs, they shouldn’t have put ‘Lamb’ right there in the name. 

Making a cartoon villain less cartoonish is another way of saying, “Let’s make her boring.” The whole reason the original Cruella works is because she’s over-the-top ridiculous, which is what you need in a movie about talking dogs. She doesn’t need an origin story for the same reason we don’t need a dark gritty…

Most EVs are super fast off of the line but my turbo’d Subaru feels so much faster cause it’s so tricked out with suspension and hearing the turbo and engine scream just adds to it.

I’ve only heard that it doesn’t feel like the Z4. 

That is a remarkably stupid idea.

Isetta car?

Did she get ARRESTED for her speech?

Just before we have some of the usual ‘Cancel culture gone mad!’ comments, no, she is not being ‘cancelled’, she is facing the consequences of using a public platform, the internet equivalent of shouting out in the middle of the street, to make questionable comments, and Disney would rather not have to deal with it.…

This. Basically the governmental equivalent of tossing a penny in the wishing well. Sure, it’s basically guaranteed that nothing will happen. But you might get that pony.

And everyone complains that Toyota doesn't sell exciting cars anymore. 

According to a guy on Reddit, the actual thing that happened was the driver leaned over to pick up something from the footwell, and the car started rolling. He tried to push the brakes to stop it, but stomped the throttle instead, and probably panicked when it shot forward.

Sure, some of them do.

Most of them don’t. If she’s not talking about you, then don’t get mad about it.

I mean, if your channel’s too small to get partner, how effective are those ads going to be? The revenue from them would likely only be meaningful for Google, as (a few cents X Millions of videos) is still money.

There is the minor factor that closing a public road to do this sort of thing is kind of a big deal. And the fact that no matter how careful and prepared they are, the driver is very much risking his life.

Yeah, but given the fact that you were likely home with access to bigger screens, why would you watch on your phone? Isn’t the point of this where you could watch a quick show on your phone while in a cab, waiting for a customer a lobby somewhere or generally finding yourself with 15 minutes to waste? It’s like…

Was this really a mystery that the average person couldn’t resolve with just a moment’s pause?