If they thought they were shooting down a military Antonov 26, their radars are shit.

The problem is, if I can tighten them more than that by hand it distorts the valve cover. I had to replace one on the Sebring for that reason.

But a breaker bar doesn't require any compressor, or even power, and you don't have to worry about wrecking your ratchet. Plus they are cheap.

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Isn't ONE adjustable wrench already different sizes? :)

A code reader. Doesn't have to be a super expensive scan tool, just something that can pull codes so that you actually know what's wrong rather than trying to fix a problem blindly.

Find me an S2K for under $5k, or a clean one under $10k. I'll wait.

Horsepower is not the same thing as torque.

Usually, something so clunky, rough, and unrefined that putting it in a Huayra would be like putting Buffalo sauce on a perfect ribeye steak. While it may be awesome, it would probably do more harm than good. Even if Pagani did opt to use one of those boxes, there's still development costs (Getting it to fit in the…

This is one of the best comments I've ever read in my life.

Sometimes you just want to turn dinosaurs into noise.

Well, then they can learn how to replace a clutch, so they get some life skills too.

I don't have kids, but if I had one who's driving age, I'd get them a Mazda3 with a stick. It's fun, but not crazy enough to get you into trouble, and the stick forces you to learn to pay attention and drive the right way. Plus, they can fit a ton of stuff in the hatch for when they go off to school or whatever.

If you're demanding new regulation, I think it's on you to prove that it's necessary. Given how many Uber cars there are out there, it should be pretty easy to prove that Uber needs commercial insurance and government licensing. They've logged more than enough miles to get a good sample size.

"The Roadster had an old generation battery," Musk told AE. "We'll upgrade it to a new generation battery pack and it should have a range of about 400 miles, which will allow you to drive from LA to San Francisco non-stop."

I treat it like I'm bipolar. Most days it's all low-rpm cruising to work and to the store and maybe stop for a car wash. But on race day?......I flog it like I'm a mafioso and it owes me money.

What about us enthusiasts in the city? I live in a downtown area of a city of over a quarter million. Do I automatically have to hate cars now and get rid of my FiST?

Never forget that these men and women do a job so that you don't have to worry that your teenager will get kidnapped and murdered walking home from school.

Not sure, our military is there to deter potential enemies and to get the job done when it is ordered to do so. Having a military not trained as it fights and ready to do so at any given moment seems like a huge waste and a total exercise in denial of what a military is for. I think the peace keeping and humanitarian…

I've been loving the series lately. Also, yes, LMPC cars having to get out of the way of the Vettes and Vipers is hilarious.