They’re trying so hard to prove any vehicles that aren’t Escalade are relevant.

Seriously

It is indeed perfect.

You know the reason: margin. Charge just as much for the more expensive mechanical switch layout with a highly configurable, multi-use, touch controls setup. Manufacturers won’t be going back voluntarily.

It’s worse, no question. The asshole designers of the HD versions (looking at you Ford and Chevy 2500 and up) seem to think that making sure the headlights are best for everyone at the absolute highest point on the front end, right at the hood edge. The headlights on semi trucks are lower than those fucking things.

Elizabeth, you’re one of my favorite writers here, especially when it comes to F1, but this take? I feel like it’s a stretch. No, Brundle isn’t important, but no more or less than the celebs on the grid he’s occasionally talking to. The sport doesn’t need either on any given weekend to succeed.

Reading the article I’m a little confused as to why this was an issue, well, other than the obvious “grab an attorney and some headlines!” angle.

I like it. All this “awwwww”, and they wonder why this is more and more common.

I think that winter tires sucking in anything but snow used to be more true, if that makes sense. I remember having some Dunlop winters on a GTI in the mid 00s; they were absolute shit in the wet.

I learned when I bought my first new vehicle, a Dodge Dakota with a manual. I didn’t know how to drive one when I picked it up, learned on the way home.

You’re not wrong

I don’t care much one way or another about Manchin, but “lurched”? C’mon.

I’m starting to think the Democratic party is slightly less evil only because they accomplish even less than the Republicans while in control.

Well said.

Except those fucking GM products that use the reverse lights for approach and freeze all activity in a parking lot row while the driver strolls to their car.

How bad are you at the flying game that you’re getting “stuck” in the middle? The only allowable answer is deadheading crew by the way.

*sigh*

Now I’m starting to wonder, mostly because if I’m in an Uber I’m usually the one who’s had too many...at least that’s what I thought anyway.

Talk to Bozeman about that strategy...word is out pal, you guys are next. Boise too!

Eh. I used to spend a ton of time in the twin cities for work and there’s a pretty hearty segment that is anti-immigrant. I flew with a lot of guys who would constantly bitch about the Hmong (sp?) population.