Even has the same torque figure: 156 lb-ft. However the Prelude’s torque curve doesn’t have a dip like the 86/BR-Z’s.

Both base cars and SHs had the same hp ratings. ‘97-’98 had 195hp, ‘99-’01 had 200hp.

I have a ‘00 black base model, 5 spd that I bought CPO in ‘02 with 22K. My DD, I now have 213K on it and I swear it drives 90% like new. I love that although it might look dated, it still looks good on the road compared to modern designs. I get a lot of compliments on how clean it is as well as offers on the car. I’m…

Plus, The Thirteenth Floor was based on a novel Simulacron-3 by Daniel F. Galouye, published in 1964. If the book has the same idea as the movie (haven’t read it so I don’t know), then it predates the Matrix by 3 and a half decades. 

“the new one whips the EM1’s ass in every appreciable way.”

Yeah but the article says “wire-driven” which could be confused with “drive by wire”.

Why do most new car designs have extra large front grilles? Seriously asking. Is it because most cars have turbo engines? Bandwagon styling? They’re usually not done well.

Loved the look of these when I was a kid. Wanted my father to buy one so bad. If I remember correctly the front windshield is completely flat; I think I may even have the brochure around somewhere..

I thought this happened 4 months ago. https://www.spoilertv.com/2017/11/wayward-pines-cancelled-by-fox.html

Was going to post this as well. I remember emptying this from my father’s car on more than one occasion. It was not convenient at all for the driver, the passenger was the one that had the best access to the waste basket.

Perfect comment.

My feelings exactly. I loved the first season, but taking over other realities? Correct me if I’m wrong but they haven’t even conquered the entire earth in the show main reality, have they?

New Rose Hotel. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0133122/

Um, Channel Zero: NoEnd House premiered a week ago. Already aired Ep2.

Used to pass by one of these in the parking lot at my college almost every day walking to classes. This was back in the late 80s in upstate NY. Was a daily driver for someone there, I always assumed a professor’s.

First thing I thought of. You’re not alone.

First car was an ‘86 Si, red, stick : had to get rid of it when rear-ended in early 2002 with 217,000 miles. Got a 2000 5th Gen base model, with 20K miles, black, stick as a replacement: Still driving it: 207,000 miles now (looking over my shoulder and driving carefully at this mileage lest history repeat itself). …

I’m of the opinion he could have written his way out of it, but now that the show has gotten there it’s no longer possible and he will either not complete the series or write a “novelization” as you indicated. Don’t know which I’d prefer of those two choices.

Correct take.

When is Hollywood going to understand that prequels and going back in time to “fill in gaps” does not work. Stop doing prequels! (This is one reason why I like the new Twin Peaks) Further the story, don’t rehash and revisit. The unknown sometimes doesn’t need to be known.