Does anyone want a 33 inch screen? I’m cool with digital gauges, the dash in my fiancee’s SQ5 is great, but I do not want my cars to have interiors that look like a space ship.

Tolls on 95 are already in discussion AFAIK, at least in Fairfield County; they’ll be “boothless” as with most new installations.

Yeah I had the same question about the bed, if this went all the way to the bed floor it’d work but otherwise anywhere between fully closed and fully open would be like having a rear window open all the time.

We could also reintroduce WWII-style art showing each takedown.

The Storm of War by Andrew Roberts is a great read. He goes into all these nuanced differences and reasons for Allied victory beyond “they won X battle” to give a more clear understanding of just how much better the Allies were than the Axis powers. And it’s done in a modern/readable and engaging way, considering that…

Me. It’s not that she can’t, she’s just not motivated to learn.

This is my approach as well.

A more fun challenge is picking up 2 coffees in a manual transmission car with 0 cupholders. I have done it a number of times in my old 911 but it’s definitely exciting.

CX-5, always. CX-7 if it needs to be bigger. Q5 if budget allows.

That SNL sketch was truly the performance of Matt Damon’s lifetime.

Pshh get out of here with those radical ideas

Yet, in the height of dark ironies, the safety provided by strong gun controls is nowhere to be found.

I genuinely believe those simple base-model stamped steel wheels are some of the best-looking wheels GM ever made.

Breitling and Omega are a bit more mass-produced but that’s definitely true for Rolex and Lange. This is a great read if you haven’t seen it:

This is the correct take. Automatic pieces also last lifetimes while this will be, at best, obsolete if not completely worthless in a few years.

Incorrect those headlights hit in 2002 with the 996.2.

SIR! Besmirch Metro North all you want, but don’t blame them for New Jersey nonsense. That hellscape belongs to NJ Transit, where each bus, van, and train car has its own unique vomit-inspired scent.