Understeer? The brakes are locked from midway through the corner until they stop. That's not understeer, that's a missile sled.

I am SO sick of all these unboxing videos.

This is great, but you need a picture -this is a '37 Cord pre-selector shift:

Something something global standardization of crash, emissions and efficiency standards would reduce federalization costs and would, for example, help manufacturers offer more niche Euro-only models in the USA.

It's nice to see one of these pretty close to stock

Behold the 2016 Chevy Jart.

Kei Cars.

I understand why they used deaths per million cars as a metric (it's easy). Deaths per million miles driven would be much more valuable, though.

BYU's "Electric Blue"

It's similar to my answer that landed in 4th, but I'm really surprised this didn't make the list.

So dent repairs are higher. I wonder what the average savings of RUST repair will be for those of us living in the salt zones. Likely that will offset the long term costs and also help the vehicle hold its value on the used market.

That's one of the reason why rally racing is so interesting. The driver/co-driver need to know how to MacGyver their car back together to get to the finish. Things like Petter Solhberg breaking the shift paddle and using vise-grip as a makeshift paddle.

One the smoking tire podcasts, they talk about the cops they have worked with in the past for road closing as shoots, and their disdain for those who break the yellow line in the canyons.

The Cummins B-series inline 6 diesels.

It's being rebuilt right now, so hopefully it will be better in a few years.

Portal Bridge - Jersey City NJ. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal_Br…

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You are 1000000% wrong about Night Vision being useless today. I have been using that feature since it first came out on my S600 and it has saved me from certain doom countless times.

Huh - you lead with a photo of a BBC Micro keyboard and don't even mention it in the article? What gives?