You actually set a date!? lol, nicely done.  I’m sometimes right, glad this was one of those times.  :)

Ran when parked.  

Because it isn’t anymore wreckless or dangerous than driving with your nose in a phone. 

Perfect getaway (in the northern regions). Wait for heavy snow fall. Use an AWD or 4WD vehicle with snow tires and a very capable driver. The police are busy with spinouts and accidents and if you do get into a chase, a capable driver can easily outrun a cop in the snow.

Listen folks.  Ford is NOT going to stop calling it a Mustang.  The controversy alone has provided so much free advertising, they would be stupid to change it now.  The more you bitch, the more they win. 

Bike lanes are stupid in some circumstances. The 1 horse town I live in recently added bike lanes. They get used so infrequently, it seems stupid to remove the turn lanes they now occupy. The only bikers in town are families riding to get some ice cream, and they usually use the sidewalk because little kids. They do ma…

Meh, Chat GPT will save us all. 

I’ll never give up.  I’ve got hip problems (both replaced at 32yrs old).  When my left leg had problems and it hurt to much to clutch, I learned to drive with one foot.  Slow starts and using the parking brake are key, but it is possible. 

Funny thing for the roller coaster ride guy. You actually did the opposite of correcting a slide in a FWD car. Floor and steer into, just don’t over correct. Either way, glad you didn’t die.

It’s far more complicated than “it breaks down in x months”. If properly stored in an air tight container, gasoline can last a LONG time. It WILL lose anti-knock characteristics over a short period, months to years, but even after a decade of being properly stored, fuel will still combust and allow an engine to run.…

I remember a story a few years back (early 2000's?) about a guy here in Michigan who built one of these and was messing up the lights on Woodward avenue*. The lights would change when he went through, but amazingly they didn’t resume the normal schedule, they were just now offset and created terrible traffic due to…

While electric cars are not a silver bullet, they obviously have issues like the ones you mention. But they are a step in the direction of reducing CO2 production. 

I’m all for it.  Let the highways be a free-for all.  Want to drive 150MPH?  Go for it.  Afraid of people driving 150MPH?  Stay off the freeways.  It’s better for the planet if more of us are killed anyway. 

I would bet it’s a training thing.  The top brass at TSA want to make sure the security theater does SOMETHING.  

That is a tough tangle to unravel. It’s like the chicken or egg meme, did buyer preference drive bigger/faster vehicles, or did automaker advertising? Looking back in history, like the 1950's and 1960's, it seems bigger/faster has always been a part of automobile landscape.

Personally, I think it’s what buyers want. …

I got the vaccine and don’t follow the speed limit.  What now, science?  

It’s not free. Even if it only costs $5 for an automaker to install in each car, multiply that by how many cars they make. It’s a hard pill to swallow for a company to invest millions in a product no on really uses. 

I bought a few shared at $8.  Gonna hold on for the ride!  

Look at those pitiful door gaps, what a shit build!
-Every Tesla Hater.