‘Bil’ (pronounced 'beel') is Swedish for ‘car’, so I suppose this is just essentially called ‘autocross’ in Swedish.

Ok, I give up, you convinced me! I bought one! As a gift, but still!

I hear this guy is looking for his car:

For those that are looking for the best officially released copies of the theatrical versions of the films, here’s an excellent guide:

I don’t see where it specifies RWD (though a longitudinal I6 in FWD is a bit silly - even Volvo and VAG haven’t tried that), but either way it's cool nonetheless.

Very interesting.

A Skyactiv-X inline-6?!?!?

Now that’s a classic!

I’m a mechanical engineer rather than a civil engineer, but based on what I know, unless you designed the city from the ground up with flood control on this scale in mind, I think the reactionary response is going to be the less expensive option.

My company (I’m a pump engineer) manufactures and rents large portable pumps for sewage bypass and dewatering.

Am I the only one that noticed that this is David Tracy’s most sensible recommendation of all time?

I just read it like it was MCA from the Beastie Boys rapping it, and it's all good.

My 535xi is sprung (with stock springs) too softly in front, even with the added spring rate from the air in the Bilstein HD shocks I have.

Suddenly the Tesla truck is looking a lot less ugly.

Well, to be pedantic, “Bathroom’s not for public use” could just be a contraction of “Bathroom is not for public use”.

I respect this take.

Now that’s an EV I could fit in my apartment and even charge!

Oh no, I get it. Every year at work we get a calendar from some paint supplier we bought from years ago with custom painted muscle cars badly photoshopped onto scenic backgrounds...

That’s more like an apparition. Or a dream.

What’s with the ghostly 6th gen mustang in the sky?