While the pluckiness and self-aware nature of the S2000 is amusing to me, the real hero is the McLaren Senna owner who is ACTUALLY tracking his car instead of placing it inside their sealed garage with a more sophisticated HVAC system than most laboratories.

I think this is a much more accurate representation of what an aged Chrysler will look like in 20-odd years. Came here to post it, actually, but you beat me to the punch by a considerable margin.

It’s smoking like a cat turd!

80% of the population think they’re above-average drivers.

Child seats wouldn’t be the worst model. Rear facing plus a 5 point harness would be pretty safe...

Nothing is foolproof because fools are ingenious.

For reference, here is the Engineer’s Motto:

“If you make something idiot-proof, someone will make a better idiot”

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I still maintain that the high school gym program they had as an alternative for female students was much more useful to me as an adult than any standard gym class. Every class started or ended with a mile long walk around the neighborhood, we learned different recreational exercises every two weeks (no to team…

Bears are far more interested in Subarus and the sweet, sweet granola within.

Some 30 years later, Vanilla Ice finally figured out what it meant to be under pressure.

Recreational rage

Recreational rage and social justice would prevent a movie such as Airplane from being produced today.

When will car companies realize you need knobs and buttons to operate things by feel in a vehicle while driving? Honda just stuck a volume knob on their touch screen stereo from a few years ago. Moving in the right direction.

Would believe it.

I’d put money down that we see a Caddy version before we see a bluecollar, make-fun-of-Ford-for-using-Aluminum one.

Not much money, mind you. like $0.37

A Hennessy Dodge Demon from Dubai ripped its supercharger belt to shred trying to do a burnout outside the shrine.

Stock photo of astronaut Steve Smith