I've got to go with the East Coast. I talk to people from Ohio, Penn, WV and surrounding areas who say "I'm from the east coast". There's this thing about the coast, it requires you to be near the coast...

Hopefully its better than the first release of apple maps. How embarrassing will it be when people start 'accidentally' stealing cars because "it was parked where apple maps told me my car was"

So what you're saying is that it will fit right in with the average American family

The car? Yes, let's talk about the car. Or is it a truck? Not sure – I'll just call it a Jeep

Aaannnndddd......

You keep using that phrase. I don't think it means what you think it means.

Glad I'm not the only one!

The other answer is always Jeep...

Am I the only one seeing all the videos at the end of the post in no particular order?

You said Loon and I was trying to figure out how one of these was able to flip a go kart... Then I read the story.

Came here to post this as well. This guy is awesome, I met him a few times growing up and hes just an all around cool dude.

clearly this is a man who can deal with a harsh shift.

The vibrations from the trains keep the bugs away...

gravel in a corner. Here in Southern California,

Well I mean I played Automation once...

I was broad stroking it...

But, larger displacement also requires larger bits, which means heavier bits and therefore higher rotational mass, which translates to lower max RPMs, which could be a limiting factor in max power outputs.

Well they should not be approaching you in the right lane as that is the driving lane, if they wish to pass they need to move left. sounds like there's just a lot of asshats near you.

The problem is, people think if Im going "fast" I can use the "fast" lane. except "fast" to you and fast to me are two different things.

"There's no replacement for displacement"