If they are going to grow cars in arbitrary boxes, they might as well make the boxes more interesting. Next year, cars should be powered by a 49 degree V7, follow a trike configuration with one front and two back wheels, and only the front wheel can be driven. There, that should be interesting to watch.

What other manufacturer sat on a deadly recall for over a decade, knowing that people already died? For bonus points what other manufacturer has recalled more cars than they made over a 6 year period? Sorry dude, looks like GM is in a league of its own.

Why the trellis frame, when you can get more from a hydroformed unit? Is it just for looks?

Dude, GM made a safety system that didn't function as designed. That is not in question. Now people can argue all they want about who was responsible for those deaths, and it will never change the fact that GM designed and built a bad safety system, knew about it, and did nothing to fix the problem for a decade. So…

The ignition switches were broken by alcohol?

When Toyota is recalling more cars than they are making, get back to us.

Who was the camera man?

Who was filming? Because they certainly knew what the target was. Was ISIS informed of the target of our airstrike? Or was it not the least bit suspicious about some guy pointing a camera at a cannon a minute before it is bombed, and then walking away whistling? Something doesn't seem right here.

A typical highside happens on pavement, during corner exit, when the rear tire looses traction. In this case he ran out of track on corner entry. It's almost not the same thing at all

Wouldn't it be relatively easy and inexpensive to install an alarm that monitors the pressure inside of an aircraft, and alerts the pilot of the need to descend? As I understand it, the biggest problem with hypoxia is how long it take someone to realize that something is wrong, while an absolute pressure gauge is a…

You can bet these thing will be extremely expensive to maintain... You'd think the town would be better off with an extra officer.

Why, do you think hundreds of terrorist soldiers are going to sneak into NY harbor in stealth submarines like a bad Chuck Norris movie? Even if anything does happen, it will be one or at most 3 guys blowing themselves up in a subway somewhere. First anyone will hear of it, the whole thing will be over. The MRAP will…

While it is a very clever and elegant solution, the amount of power that can be harnessed is pitifully low.

It's all 90's future up in here

Shouldn't it be kW/metric tonne? or HP/lbs? Mixing english and metric units is a sin.

As opposed to the horrific nightmare it was before 2003

It's good that it deploys in time, but does it actually help significantly reduce injuries? I hope I'm wrong, but it doesn't seem to offer much more protection than a really bad beer gut.

I believe you read that wrong, doesn't help that I used isn't instead of doesn't. I was trying to say that most people agree that Israel does NOT engage in mass slaughter of civilians for slaughter's sake. Very few people accuse Israel of mass atrocities, of the ones that level accusations, most accuse it of…

Valid point. Or at least, it is potentially a valid point. Accident investigation is rarely top notch.

We got brake test here. It is not a hard one to pass. In fact, I've never seen anyone fail it. You get around 20 yard (maybe more) to stop from 20mph without lockup up your tires. One place made me do it in the gravel, on a motorcycle, and I still used less then half the allowed distance.