Also, the Corvette uses composite leafs, which are amazing.

I actually would have seen if there were any available for your taco. I put composite leafs on a 1967 Datsun roadster, and the ride quality benefits were huge. Over 50 lbs. of weight savings, half of it unsprung. Allows you to run a higher spring rate with…

Almost! The Tacoma comes with some “high tech” features like independent front suspension and rack-and-pinion steering.

True! Although in that design, they are not locating the axle.

True Jalops heat their water on a fire pit and wash their cars outside during winter.

Yup - touchless car wash FTW in winter.

This came back home from my son Otto’s first-grade class. It was a Thanksgiving assignment, where he had to write what he was thankful for.

Have you ever opened a window in a hot car in winter? It’s almost as exciting as jumping from the hot tub back into the pool. There’s just something about it, for those that don’t speak French.

My wife pauses movies we watch until I am done ranting about car mistakes.

“What, this movie is based in 1970. They didn’t make that model until 1972!!!. This movie sucks.”

Let’s hope that he sprayed it with Holy Water to prevent it from bursting into flames.

Good thing there was no bus doing the run at the time.

Most rural carriers use their own vehicles, not post office ones. I’ve lived in rural Texas for over 35 years now, I have yet to see a postal vehicle out here. Most are Jeep Cherokees or pickups with caps.

This would have been a good opportunity for an electric fleet, even natural gas would have been better.

Egad you’re right! But I pictured a 2007 Camry LE. The 2006 model doesn’t have the trim all around the window though:

Pretty dirty move by Hamlin, and pretty uncharacteristic of him too. There’s a lot of bumping and drafting with short tracks, but Hamlin gave Elliot zero chance by overloading the rear like that. Hamlin shoved Elliot and essentially used him as a brake zone buffer while sending him into the wall. Those are moves I…

Intensa Emozione? Come on, you’re not even trying now. I know it’s actual Italian, but it sounds like they just picked some kinda-italian sounding suffixes and ran with it.

Some poor shmuck had to drag wooden deskS and a wooden armchairS and whole lot of computer equipment to a dirt road. Run extension cables.... and deal with spotty wi-fi

It would appear they only manifest themselves when needed to take out an errant BMW driver.

Ghost cars do exist.

I really hope they let you drive around claptrap junkers, with lumpy tires and panels falling off and random mechanical failures. Semi-organized junkyard races would be hilarious.

will they go for a classic NFS game with tracks and splitscreen someday in the future or continue with open/semi open world style on their next project too? May sound like a dick question, i know but even if payback sound great on paper i liked the old formula.