When your second smallest car in the lineup weighs 3,530 lbs, it’s about time to start thinking about going on a diet....

Some engines prefer and can generate more power by running premium even when it’s not recommended or required.

Thanks! Will take a look. 

Thanks!

I’d be very interested in an article looking into why cars have different tow ratings in different countries. Heck, even within a model range - why does the more powerful engine get a higher tow rating when they share the same transmission, driveline, brakes, etc? Is it safe to tow more with the base engine (just as…

Can they claim “Fastest 7 seat electric sedan” if the seats are stripped out?

A used Genesis.

I wonder if he edited the video. I watched it this morning, and don't recall him saying that.

What was wrong with his explanation of wheel spacers & wheel bearings?

I had a manual Focus that I had to sell for dirt cheap because no one will touch a used Focus or Fiesta with a 1000' stick right now. 

I agree.

Re: United Flight - douche canoe probably didn’t check-in online and didn’t make it to the airport to check-in until he was inside the 1hr window. (I was that douche canoe once. But I was very polite and asked very nicely and United made an exception and let me on my flight anyways).

Canadian. Drivers test was administered by MTO (ministy of transportation Ontario).

I find it absolutely appalling and disgusting that a company would choose to only improve on the safety features on the driver’s side of a vehicle because the testing didn’t yet include the passengers side.

I don’t understand or believe that a syncro can be worn out by resting your hand on the shift knob. When a gear is fully engaged, the gear, syncro and hub sleeve will all spin at the same speed, so there is no potential for wear.

Wet multi-plate clutches are designed to be slipped. Dry single plate clutches are not.

I was penalized on my driving test for having the clutch depressed mid-corner for this very reason. (I was just trying to drive slower than I normally would - I would normally have kept it in 2nd for a corner like that). 

6'5" cyclist here.

Straight cut gears do NOT have better durability or higher torque capacity.