Article jogged my memory. One of my college professors who taught a marketing class used to say, “Nobody stunk before deodorant was sold.”

Humbug! The day an electric car is rated at 400 miles per charge is the day a rocket first stage lands on a barge in the middle of the ocean!

Meh, Bill Bull was always easy to beat. Pretty certain Mrs. Torch did whoop his ass.

Turn the volume up.

Agree with the others on getting the Hyundai repaired. Question is where the “cost more than the car is worth” assessment came from? If the quote came from a dealership, throw it in trash. Check well rated local shops if you do not have the tools or garage to wrench. Not only will the rates be more reasonable, I find…

This actually makes more sense than meets the eye. Many events happen in waves as generations hit certain milestones. Looks at the current trend of nostalgia targeted at people that grew up in the 80s. Many people from that era have kids now and are starting to relive their youth. Look at all the pop media referencing…

This may be one of the best concepts ever! Drive all day around the ocean, water gets near Fisker’s legendary self igniting battery, and party the night away to the light from burning car. Brilliant!

“Hardware is hard" is the most piss poor excuse. It was literally a overpriced version of the Segway/Ninebot ES2.

There should be an immediate disqualification on any off road course if the owner ever mutters, “Make sure I don’t scratch the paint.”

Imagine if it was followed by a F-111 doing a dump and burn. 

Kenworth W900L pulling a 53' reefer with a gross of 79,800lbs.  Only drove it a few miles but what a thrill.

Haha! Sucks to be me. I also blame very laggy inflight internet. Takes forever for things to scroll and load.

Bingo! “Target fixation” would lead to tons of planes being flown into the ground.  Most pilots that cannot grasp the concept of looking down the runway never master landing the plane.

Because there is honestly no need to see what is below the nose. In all the hours I have spent flying, I have never thought to my self, “Golly.... I wish I knew what was there.”

The one so many people I know still believe is the 3,000 mile oil change. If that oil is not changed at an authorized dealer, your engine with go supernova and lead to a five-figure repair bill. Not only that, the warranty is automatically voided the second a non-dealership technician casts the slightest side eye at…

Another explanation I was given is that it helps sell more cars. If a person has a 1965 model and their next door neighbors just got new 1966 models, you would be the odd man out. Despite superficial changes to the newer model such as more color options or a slightly larger engine, your car is suddenly “old.” Come…

I’m opting out until there is a need for a new vehicle. I am refusing to “keep up with the Joneses” or buying a vehicle because someone says I should. Perfectly content with my 2013 primary electric (purchased in 2012) and 2015 minivan. The electric has been paid off and I plan on driving it until it dies. So far,…

My wife, then girlfriend, was doing some shopping at a mall. Came back to her car to see a large dent on her passenger side door. A kind stranger left a note stating she saw everything and provided a description of the other vehicle, license plate, and description of the driver. She called the police to report the hit…

Red? Check!
White? Check!
Blue? Check!
Star? Check!

How times have changed. When I was a kid, “ridesharing” used to be known as, “an illegal gypsy cab.”