There’s a magazine called practical classics in the UK. One of the editors had a reliant(maybe a Rialto) and he talked about this. He made a point that if the correct size tires were installed, the back end would slide long before it tipped.

What about a speed based buzzer? Like the 100km/h buzzers in japanese cars?

Damn, I just bought a school bus to convert. Wish I’d seen this! It would have played well to my anglophile sensibilities while still being able to go under American Bridges! Of course it would need to get over here too. So that's a problem. 

Nah they won't be able to afford to get this beast running well enough to move all that. Not in the time frame they've elected to self destruct into. 

Have you ever broken the speed limit or changed lanes without signalling? Looks like the insurance companies already are in the business of larceny. Have a nice day.

I love my minivan. My wife wants a ram 1500 to flat tow behind our bus, but I’m working on convincing her a car dolly and the Odyssey is a better option.

have you seen how much these are starting to sell for?! Now that 60 and 80 series cruisers have become unobtainable for many, the Troopers and Monteros will be the next big thing. I want one. Or 7. 

You should take some time to read his older articles. Bradley Brownell has some damn good reasons to enjoy his life and seems to actually make an effort to be happy. 

Agreed! And unfortunately unless you make some sort of plan in your 20's or 30's that’s exactly where you’ll be at 62. Or just make it a goal to enjoy what you do your entire life regardless of what that is or where it takes you because you never know what's going to happen tomorrow. I think that’s why I have mad…

No worries, it happens!

Oh I agree 100%. I wasn’t speaking on terms on the crew demo itself, merely the weather abort on launch. All launch providers are beholden to weather patterns.

Youre right except in a case where they are meant to retrieve the vehicle in the landing site. Which nobody else does except the Russians and Chinese at the moment. 

Boeing is in the same process, they just don't overly publicize and when they don't meet an expectation the goal post is just moved to meet them. The inability for starliner to dock during it's first demo mission is a great example. 

This is very standard operations for all launch providers. Spacex just has alot of media attention because they’ve publicized in ways no other launch provider has up to this point. They’ll get the launch off in the next few days and I’m sure it will be a success.

No joke. Though there are some good folks around still

Another leaving?! I'll miss reading your articles. Hope to see more somewhere else soon.

Easy, fit and finish. If you don’t need greater than 100 miles a day, particularly if this is a 2nd car, then paying for the fit and finish vs range is worth it. The Kona simply don’t have the interior quality of current Mazdas. And another thing to think of is how many 1st gen leafs sold with roughly the same range.…

its an estimated epa range of 110. charging to 80% then discharging to 10% leaves a 77 mile range and we very rarely drop below 50 degrees. I can also charge at work, so for my situation, it still would probably work fine. I work with a bunch of guys that drive teslas roughly 3/4 of their range daily and all swear the…

I don’t know, I have a 50 mile a day round trip commute. If I’m paying ~$27k for longer than I really need range and GM’s quality or for something that has Mazda’s current comfort and quality with a shorter but still sufficient range, id pick the Mazda

Torch, these are my favorite kind of articles. And your Pao. Keep it up.