That Mustang isn’t even that bad. A couple extra steps to get to but “full dashboard teardown” is bullshit. In my experience most cars have it behind the glove box. 

The Japanese automakers know their way around a 4-cylinder (I’ve owned multiple) but man the 1.6L I4 in the 1996 Sentra my sister had was a dog. On paper the 114HP/108 lb-ft of torque should have been sufficient to move the relatively paltry 2400lbs around, but something about that engine and the automatic…

So the V90 isn’t dead in the US, you just have to get it with some plastic cladding and a lift

or 27 (x100). But that may be more confusing. They decided people are used to single digit RPM values but wanted to provide some extra precision. 

Disney voted NP

The Kizashi is notable because it was a good car from a company not really known for making good cars, and a bit of a tragedy in that it came shortly before Suzuki auto folded in the US.

Your equation is missing drugs and/or alcohol. 

Newer signs show your speed until about 10-15 over at which point it just says “SLOW DOWN” to prevent exactly that kinda of behavior. 

Let’s be honest, it was practically unusable in 2002. First gen iDrive was the most derided infotainment system in history. 

My experience with Sixt has been fine. I like them because you can sometimes find a better class of car than your typical rental without paying exorbitant amounts for the privilege. I got to drive a 6-series convertible last time I went out to Yosemite. 

What work does it need? I have a weekend project to replace the distributor in mine, it likes to fail on these cars. Not too hard to find one, but a $500 hole in my pocket to get a new one. 

The Viper ACR is a pure sledgehammer of a car in every way imaginable. 

The real fun is RR 337 between Vanderpool and Leakey. So much fun there’s a sign when you’re about to get to the good part that tells you how many motorcyclists have died there. 

The venn diagram of people who eat that shit up and people who like trucks has a lot of overlap. It’s just smart marketing to lean into it. 

For reference, that battery is TWICE the size of the largest battery you can get in a Tesla Model X/Y, and the battery is a big part of what makes electric cars heavy compared to their ICE brethren.

They’re basically brute forcing this thing into having good range. 

I watched on Hulu and found the flow of the back-half to be rather odd. We went musical guest -> Weekend Update -> musical guest -> sketch -> goodnights.

When’s the last time we’ve only had one post-Update sketch? 

It’s the Lil Nas X edition. 

Yeah, makes me think of two different episodes:

On a similar vein, the Beefy Fritos Burrito! Ground beef, rice, fritos and nacho cheese. Fritos give it some nice crunch and it was a steal at $1. 

it is subjectively true. Turns out fresher isn’t always better, and there’s more to a good fry than just throwing fresh cut potatoes into hot oil.