It is an interesting conundrum because reliability/quality is key to selling cars, but it also hurts your business long term.

Oh man, ain’t it the truth.

Australian version

I wanted to pedantically disagree with this take, pointing out that there’s no way he could run 20 yds left on a regulation football field.

The most underrated band of the ‘90s was Poop Towel.

“The SR/F doesn’t have DC fast charging capabilities–it uses a less complex and lighter AC battery”

Hes a real, real, bad dude. 

Gravity finally gets its sweet revenge on Newton. 

Turning into salt? That’s asking a Lot.

The one difference is that in a house inspection, the seller is legally required to disclose any issues found by your home inspector on future seller’s disclosures (in most states, at least). This means they have a much bigger incentive to actually fix the problem, because now every future buyer is going to see those…

PPI is no different than buying a house in a sense. You get an inspection and go back to the seller to renegotiate. They are under no obligation to change their asking price, regardless of what the PPI comes up with. They can agree to fix the problems, lower the price, or sell as-is. All it really tells you is what to…

The main problems with unions, corporations, and governments is that they’re run by people. They may start with an ideology that is supposed to benefit the masses, but eventually it’ll get taken over by some asshat(s) who are hellbent on getting as much out of it for themselves as they can no matter the expense.

Second Gear:

Wow. More “water is wet” news on semi-autonomous robocars—how ”shocking”.

To be fair, half of that was the cost of the system itself, which was a stainless Pypes X-pipe system on a frame-off, nut-and-bolt restomod that was welded together...same customer had us start using clamps on his other cars. lol

“Despite having no experience working on BMWs”

From: Steven Moran

Dang It! I said I wanted Pilotwings, not Pilates Ring!