Alternatively, I imagine the audio sounded a lot like this:
so...a suddenly inflating cast-iron skillet?
I live in New Jersey. Why would I want to watch a video of my morning commute.
flubber.
now if he’d had good winter/snow tires...
This ended about as well for the car as it did for R Kelly’s “dates”.
It’s not the falling that gets you. It’s the sudden stop at the end.
No, Doc! We do, you crazy old bastard!
We had a 1980 Pontiac Phoenix with this. While it rarely approached the 85 mph limit, when it did, the car began to shake quite a bit. My friends and I surmised that it was named the Phoenix because if it ever actually reached 85 mph, it would transform into a fiery ball (bird?) and the shaking was the process of…
This was going to be my suggestion as well. Certainly not the biggest or most prestigious, but a cool little collection nonetheless. He seems to really care/have an interest in them as well, not just as show-pieces.
He was just providing an example of what a restricter-plate does to an engine.
Automatic seat belts:
“I can race no longer. I must go and be with my people!”
I think they would argue that the Atom is a track/road vehicle while the Nomad is a road/off-road vehicle. On the Moon Patrol-like road surfaces here in the Northeast, I’d definitely go for the Nomad over the Atom for driving on public roads.
If not for those pesky rebels:
While I think this weapon could be very helpful, it does strike me as potentially problematic that the country that (arguably) relies most on its military technology is introducing a weapon/system that if turned against it would cause proportionally greater disruption to it than the enemy.
Rear Axle just pulled a toddler tantrum.