crazyskittles
crazyskittles
crazyskittles

So long as I can keep driving m own car, I will be happy as a clam. Really, that is the best scenario to me: human piloted cars and autonomous cars sharing the road. In this scenario licensing can be much more stringent since a driver’s license is no longer an outright necessity for employment and livelihood. Get

Hopefully they build more race tracks so people who enjoy driving can still get our rocks off. I would gladly give up crawling in traffic every day if I could go do track days regularly. I think the concept of people actually enjoying driving is something a lot of autonomous car zealots miss, and is something that has

Shhhhh. You don’t want to burst Alissa Walker’s fantasy bubble of wishful delusion...

A hybrid truck makes a lot of sense. Electric motors have gobs of low end torque, just what you need for an extra boost when accelerating while hauling heavy loads. Also slap on a power inverter and you have an instant power source everywhere you go. I’m actually surprised that they aren’t fairly commonplace already.

This could work. Immediate torque from the start. It would make for an excellent tool

I don’t understand why the people promoting driverless cars have so much faith in humanity. Really, there is no way that this utopia will come about in any city like New York. Once New Yorkers figure out that the car will always stop for them if they are on foot or bikes, then they will just stroll out in front of all

In an all-autonomous car future, there will be no need for crosswalks at all.

From the look of this, the biggest benefit would be everyone having more time to hone their photoshop skills.

That’s awesome, In solidarity, I give you the only star Kinja will let me.

*car summoning app*

If these pants are a necessary part of the future brought about by driverless cars, I want no part of it.

Phew, for a minute there I thought you had just decided to reinvent Super Replicas.

I always wondered why this wasn’t a thing. Why couldn’t a company “refresh” an old classic and sell them. I’m not talking along the model of a Singer Porsche, but take an E30 BMW, strip it, rebuild it to OE standards and sell it. It won’t be cheap but it doesn’t have to be restored with custom milled aluminum bits,

I doubt anyone reading this would be able to get anything with an F1 engine moving from a stop.

I love how calm he is at the end. “Ok. Yes. Thank you.”

But that is almost every “supercar/hypercar” they are all just driven slowly to look cool. I mean there might be a quick highway pull to 100 or whatever but you never see these cars out kicking a mountain roads ass like you do in a pleb car like a Miata or something like that, it is a bit why the exotics at CnC to me

Limiting target audiences wouldn’t be a wise economical move.