Or you know, the inside of the vehicle has cameras, and if damage is detected or reported, they can easily identify who it was and bill them (since you’ll need a card on file like you do with Uber).

You should get the Cayman, if you want to actually use it as a real car and go on trips as well as having good handling, and not some go kart piece of shit tin car on wheels.

I saw a commercial for an Audi where there was some sort of spy getting briefed. The briefer guy slides over a picture of a Lexus and says “you need to blend in”. Then the spy guy is all like “No thanks, I’ll take my chance in the Audi”. I laughed. I’m still not sure if they actually think Audis stand out or if they…

Well in Pennsylvania we don’t need no stinkin’ helmet laws because our roads are so well-maintained that the risk is negligable. So there.

“The original cost in 1991 was around $19,995, indicating values have held pretty steady in the last 27 years.”

I feel discriminated against.

Interesting.

Y’all are some whipped motherfuckers.

Excellent story and all but are we just gonna skip over the fact that you used to have Hitchhiking races?

I have a 2018 Mazda 3 with the 6-speed manual, it has radar cruise, automatic braking, and lane departure. It all works just fine. The owners manual has a note that the automatic braking may cause the engine to stall if the driver doesn’t push the clutch.

Real women have curves: Monica Bellucci

That’s a tuner car. I’m sure there’s a highly-customized Civic or WRC racer that’s put in a sub-2.0s 0-60 as well, but those aren’t production vehicles either.

Stop with the sort on nonsense on Kinja.

Some quick research showed that the F-35 is much louder than the F-16.

I’m 25 miles away from Nellis AFB but under their typical flight path out of Vegas and the noise pollution is still pretty bad.

I’d call those conservators, though.
Conservatives is too tainted a word these days.

The hardest course I took for my MBA was calculating the cost of Overhead.

Free market means they’re free to not do it also. I don’t drive for Uber, because I chose not to.

Also, the 89A from Wickenberg to Prescott is just as fun, especially when going up the hill to Prescott. On one part of the road, it splits the road directions into separate roads so you can get some pretty impressive speed there without worrying about oncoming traffic. And there’s a pretty large section that has two…

Another 2 min video lengthened to 10 min.