Meh... It’s a played out look.

But of course I’m still in the grey, Comrade.

My friend from the Czech Republic used to tell me about how community ownership of things worked under the USSR His comment was, “when everybody owns everything, no one owns anything.”

We can’t share bicycles in our little city without them being defaced, stolen, tagged, broken, parts stolen from them, people loosening bolts for laughs. Why on Earth does anyone thing the same idea with a $30,000 car is going to end up any better?

M1A1D gave a pretty good explanation of the tankers perspective, and as a former Bradley guy myself, I can second his comments on situational awareness and overlapping fields of fire. When you add 3 experienced crewman to the modern suite of sensors and optics on today’s armored vehicles, a very clear image of the…

This all sounds like a great argument for the OV-10 Bronco to me.

The best car posters were always 80's cars for me. Especially I like number 4.

If anything the EPA needs the cash to pay for Flint. And Colorado. And now maybe Chicago. Yeah, VW is gonna pay big time.

Except for the reason we are talking about this right now.

The Donald will make oatmeal great again!

And I’m STILL in the grey here? I give up.

I share your frustration about why they didn’t just pull an already developed engine out of inventory with more power. Why not the 305 hp WRX mill? I don’t know. Millions saved in development costs of a smaller and less powerful engine.

There was some involvement by the EPA, testing or construction or something the day it happened. The EPA refused to say what they were doing there other than to admit they were onsite. Here is a link to one article about it. Google has plenty more.

The climate always changes. Always has, always will. Humans being here or not doesn’t stop that.

What platform is that? Free shit for everybody? Nothing is free, ever.

No kidding. On one side it’s a race between Joseph Stalin and a mix between Ma Barker and Mom from Futurama. On the other side we have Mr. Burns followed closely by political version of Josh Duggar. What the heck have we come to?

Lets not forget the Colorado mine disaster where they polluted a whole river.

I wont disagree on principal here. A lot of ponies in a legal engine, plenty enough to go fast around a race track. My only concern with the wording is how strict it is and not allowing any modification at all. The engine builders need the freedom to modify and make adjustments on the fly, even at the track.

Skydoofus is just here to troll, probably from Jezebel. Any attempt at asking a legitimate question will only result in justifying his/her/its trolling. Seems more intent on Trump bashing than contributing to a real conversation.

Then why does the Toyota Mirai use compressed hydrogen gas? Maybe those engineers didn’t get the memo that it needs to be refrigerated and cooled to a liquid form.