This is a most terrible and inopportune time to not have money.

Having a mechanical connection between your foot and the lungs of your engine is possibly the most satisfying of automotive experience. I will always have at least one carburetor-fed engine in my stable.

What do you mean I have to pump the gas before turning the key?

Uncle Red shows us in simpler terms how carbs work.

Please, please, please have a defeat system installed. I do not want my car slamming the brakes at Watkins Glen or on an autocross course when I decide to deep brake a corner and it sees a fucking cone in my way.

You mean every new car.

I once bought a Volkswagen. Everything broke.

Your all caps response is making me hate the new TG even more. Good job!

So Chris Evans is “mortified” by a car called the “Hoonicorn” doing actual Hooning. Man, he’s a real car guy, huh?

You missed the best part of the article - the Beeb explaining “doughnuts”:

I’m the opposite. Ever since the Montreal car was shown, I think When I win the lottery, what car will I buy after the Singer 911?

When I had first started liking cars and trucks (not knowing anything about them, other thant what I found in the manual) my mom let me borrow her dodge dakota with the 4.7L Magnum V8. My friend had a Mustang gt with the 4.6L. I was stoked mine had more displacement, and then I was telling him my truck was [insert…

To make this a fair comparison, shouldn’t they also include the carbon emissions from refining the petrol in the figures for conventional ICE cars?

The data and premise of this fine makes about as much sense as this:

If you’re going to include emissions from generating electricity, you also need to include emissions from generating the electricity needed to produce gasoline. Refineries use vast amounts of electricity, and I can’t imagine they get it from a cleaner source than EVs do. You can’t count only tailpipe emissions for ICE…

Do their calculations also factor in the emissions in the petroleum production, refinement, and distribution processes?

If you’re going for the political joke, then why not admit it: She's a massive Bush supporter.

I call it “Facebook Meme Politics”. Intentionally or not, Trump sums up his ideas into bites that can fit onto a meme and posted on your mother-in-law or uncle’s Facebook timeline.