Happy to see this shit is finally settled. Moving on the second item on the priority list: chicken/egg. (or that riddle with the fox, the duck, and something else with a canoe who have to cross a river.)

16v Sciroccos, multiple 2002s, obscure 190Es and more W123s than you can shake a gallon of biodiesel at. This place is amazing, and Ron’s plight tragic. Screw these township administrators. <3

No comment. (embarrassing)

This reminds me of something a dude I knew in high school used to say: “Litter creates jobs.”

The Harrier jet from that episode of Top Gear

Excuse me, officer. Vere are ze nookleearr wessels?

Let’s see if we can get 1,000 pictures of this! The fourth thing will surprise you!

The wall keeps us safe.

Don’t. Move. A. Muscle.

I come from a land down under, where flat-fours roar and winches thunder.

Decidedly moisty cabin sound. Also, OMFG solar powered turbo!!

Whoa! Did not know that the Leaf used a different chemistry. The internetting yielded: “[The Nissan Leaf] uses a different material for the cathode called lithium-manganese-oxide with nickel oxide (LiMn2O4 with LiNiO2) that is inherently safer than the lithium-cobalt-oxide cathode material used in mobile devices and…

Or, apply hydrophobic Judo engineering, and marvel at this solved problem.

Li-ion + H20 = excitement. Just try to keep the battery cells un-punctured. I recall reading a few stories about Tesla cars suffering a cell puncture in wet weather, and igniting dramatically. No idea if FUD or fake news.

your scientific subjectivity still ranks higher in my internal jalopniverse than...um...other stuff.

“...designed to be driven [with] its doors (and roof!) completely...”

This seems counterproductive. Not rudderless, however.

gun rack missing. so are the stacks

...the aftermarket will cook up massive amounts of recurring revenue.

Flight of the Bumblebee, or Ride of the Valkyries? Or did they do a mashup? (finally!)