Camisa put his money where his mouth is on this one - the reason he’s giving it such a caning on the mountain roads at the end is because he purchased that 850CSi before filming the video.

How did the 25 year law not make this list?

Huge asterisk by all those thickness measurements once you factor the camera block in

yeah, it’s a 14 words dogwhistle and nothing more.

As a resident of the UK i’m feeling optimistic on my chances on this one

“Even if we hit an iceberg, Titanic can survive up to four of her watertight compartments being flooded.”

Struggling to understand why Tesla autopilot is so unreliable if the tech is supposedly ready to drive an autonomous taxi....?

it’s like the IDF saw the Project Insight plotline from Captain America and thought ‘wow we should definitely make that real’ then?

I’ve seen a Fiat 500 go deeper.

Nothing to do with the UK government recently turning a blind eye to water companies pumping untreated sewage into bathing waters and the sea, I’m sure.

If you go off the novels rather than the films, 2010. But they better not touch Europa.

Surprised Megas XLR didn’t get a mention here, then I realised Kinja ate my comment so it never showed on the original thread :c

Imagine this with an LS swap though good grief

I.... don’t think that’s the fluid! F800GS models come with a sponge that’s supposed to prevent the brake fluid aerating from vibration while cruising at highway speeds, it looks like that sponge has deteriorated into the goop in the photo?

maybe he’s building an onion

I put a -2 rear sprocket on and a +1 front sprocket and it really helped with motorway cruising vibrations, at the expense of rapid low speed acceleration and some off-road chops. Well worth it imho.

Former owner of an F800GS here, the first chance you get, take the rear wheel off and coat the bolts that adjust the drive chain tension in copper ease. Wind the bolts all the way out the frame when you do this. They’re mild steel bolts in an aluminium swingarm and really susceptible to galvanic corrosion, and the…

What i want to know is, if the system misreads a breath sample and allows someone to drive drunk, and that driver then crashes, who is responsible? The car manufacturer, for leading the driver to believe they were sober to drive, or the driver themselves for trusting the car?

but then his passport photo wouldn’t match ;)

Thanks, now the shake hands with danger PSA song is stuck in my head again!