He’s wrong of course. It looks like a Honda Accord Coupe.

You realize that subways are electric right?

The subway is electric and breaks all the time. Being electric doesn’t mean it’s reliable at all.

OK guys…we’ve dug a long tight tunnel. Now how do we ensure the car stays on course and doesn’t crash against the sides? Let’s put in on rails, brilliant!

Not related to the article. I just felt like sharing this Tesla logo shaped radar that I screenshot a couple months ago.

Thank you. This isn’t the first time that Comrade Shilling has lobbed out the “labor deserves everything it creates” line.

1st Gear:

I’ve tried all 3 different Toyota dealers in my area. All of them very similar. Overly optimistic on turnaround time, long service times, lack of available shuttles, pretty worn & crowded waiting areas, long lines due to too few service advisors, etc.

It’s heart breaking to see rail a long, slow death hear while high speed service in the test of the world flourishes. 

1st Gear: “Build a wall to keep Chevys out”. - Mahk

I’m afraid to drive with my best friend, my lovely wife. Ever since I’ve taught her how to drive a manual transmission, in the hopes of getting her to be a better / more involved / concentrated driver, she’s just become a lot faster and ‘sportier’ (not reckless). I think another part of that complaint is the fact that…

I may not be the brightest bulb, but that seems pretty stupid. 

Easy fix: Use your turn signals.

Last time I trusted a man named Sergio on car business, it didn’t quite work out the way we all expected 

Silverstone saw what Forza 7 did with the track in the rain and attempted to copy it. 

Oh, damn! That’s almost as bad as when I decided to build a tree house, got as far as hammering a couple nails into a branch, hanging the hammer onto one of the nails, tying a string (?!) to the nail and letting it dangle, then completely forgetting about the entire endeavor. A few days later, I look back at the tree…

Sounds like you & David Tracy share some of the same disorders!

#LuminatiConfirmed

200mph with a check engine light.

When a ‘90s Malibu needs new tires, I’m pretty sure it’s considered totaled.