My guess is it’ll be small and simple enough to be viewed as a disposable/replaceable part. When the seals wear out just get a new one, sort of like brake pads. I agree its a little puzzling but rotaries can be tiny and are pretty simple once you work out the engineering part.

My thoughts exactly. Plus all the other issues that wouldnt make it a good generator, flooding, oil consumption, fuel (in)efficiency.

...what? They’re using a low torque, high emission engine as a generator? Mazda, what the fuck

The man has bills to pay. If you need a leading man for your directorial debut, look no further

But he’d look strangely pained doing it.

Damnit Cage!

Every once in a while you run into a story that you just can’t NOT click on to read it in its entirety. I mean, these were Hulk gloves from a prowler left on the steering wheel. Come on now.

I took my F355 to Costco once. Pretty sure I burned more gas money waiting in the line than I saved by going to Costco.

But this photo was taken in Spain. Does he kneel during the national anthems of other countries, or is he only considering doing it in the US? Of course I’m not condoning the actions these cretins (as in the people in the photo) are taking, but to protest here but not anywhere else does make it feel a bit like a…

This is a very small sample of what Lewis has to deal with:

A citizen of the United Kingdom kneeling for the American national anthem is supposed to accomplish what exactly?

Gappiness is even more noticeable in this video.

Dat panel gap.

I like the quirky Avanti. I find it interesting that in 1990 a total of only 90 four-door Avanti II's were made on an idea from the original designer, Raymond Loewy.