Tell me, exactly what public transportation would a poor dude somewhere in the western states than needs to drive two hours round trip to visit the nearest grocery store will use instead of the $500 beater he’s been driving the last decade or more? Because those people do exist and they don’t have any other affordable…

You know, Raphael, if we go back to driving horses, we can just have them refuel by eating whatever is growing on the side of the road and we can fire all those highway department guys who mow on the sides of the roads and save like 100 million dollars a year to build up that recharge infrastructure outlawing ICE’s…

There was an entire network of telephone poles when Bell invented the phone because.... we used to call them telegraph poles.

You do realize that your quote is simply reminding us that Raphael Orlove suffers from extreme brain damage and Jalopnik has a program to keep one handicapped person employed, don’t you? Every time he spouts garbage like that,  I wouldn’t be surprised if he has to use a speech-to-text synthesizer to use a computer.

The last paragraph is quite incorrect. Don’t post videos of yourself driving like an asshole. But by all means, post the evidence of other driving like that.

LOL. My advice is... Stopping planning for a particular expected income level and wait until you actually score a job that will provide that income level.

Lead directly to the Davidson-Duryea Gun Carriage, and the Davidson Automobile Battery (which weirdly switched from gasoline power to steam power). Davidson then took a nearly 15 year break before he partnered with Cadillac to make America’s first true armore vehicle, the Davidson-Cadillac Armoured Car, which looks a…

If there is one thing to be learned by this article, it is that everyone need to learn how to read aeronautical sectional maps. That way, when planning an EV trip, you can figure out how much uphill travel you’ll be doing, since they include elevation in 10 or 25 foot increments. As government publications, the FAA…

On a side note, that one door is not ENTIRELY the wrong color. The color of the glass seems to match the rest of the windows on the vehicle. :3

I fully expect that in a few days, you will be producing an article about changing the bumper on a ‘99 Toyota Camry.

The problem is not that they are more likely to have accidents, but rather that they are more likely to be involved in accidents they cannot financially afford to have. That is, after all, why people have insurance - to absorb the financial burden of a mishap.

Exactly how long has the Saarland been “rural”? 100 years ago, it was one of the big industrial centers of Germany. And it still has some significant industry, the foremost on most lists being the auto industry.

LOL. This is exactly what the article said:

I have bad news for you, Mr. Torchinsky. Your NJ slogan is only half right. Yes, the state makes you experience jughandles. However... after two decades of removing old roundabouts, they have spent much of the last decade putting entirely new ones in. Locally, they’ve actually installed almost twice as many new ones…

Well, let us then hope Kinja one day soon learns that in the comments “asking which Kinja features are and are not necessary” is actually “readers trying to politely tell Kinja what annoying fucktardery to get rid of due to utter uselessness”.

According to the title on that video, that means “fascinating” + “mind-blowing” = “amazing” :D

Part of me hopes a smartass working in the yard yells “Bring out your dead!” just before they start dragging the burned out motor out of the hull. Using a bullhorn so everyone can hear it. :D

Now add in the fact that they have behaved in this fashion repeatedly. Hell, the Cobalt/Saturn ignition switch scandal isn’t even a decade old at this point. This bad behavior goes all the way back to the bad engine mounts of the 1960's, which GM refused to acknowledge for three years before the evidence finally piled…

Capitalist greed. How on earth did you not figure that out?

LOL. No, he tells us how he mispronounces it. People use a hard G because they don’t want people to think they’re talking about smearing peanut butter on their computer screens.