You're not going to get any tech to recommend patching something up for continued use. Maybe to get you to a garage or something with careful monitoring along the way. But that's it. Would you rather replace just the thermostat, or would you like to add a head gasket and potential cylinder head repairs to your list?

I understand, but power output is power output no matter if they're using 691 one HP motors or one 691hp motors.

I've seen the inside of the dash of plenty of cars and have seen similar rusting. While ugly it's only a very thin layer of surface rust, and not uncommon at all. Also, you should come to Newfoundland if you think cars don't rust. It's not at all uncommon to see 6 and 7 year old vehicles with bubbled paint and rust…

Well it won't have a sideways motor so there's that.

It's actually because hotter takes less energy to reach the temperature of burning gasoline. Same reason boilers sometimes use combustion air heaters.

Rotors don't warp. See here: http://www.stoptech.com/technical-supp…

Jellybean keyfinder. Also you would be amazed how many times you can use and activate one licence but calling in.

If the plane was shot down they likely won't be flying anywhere.

That looks like a mazda protege dash

Pulling 4-6000 hp from batteries would likely result in fiery death.

It's a hard thing to do, as a battery stores energy just like liquid fuel does. In order to release this energy is has to be converted into some other type of energy, most likely heat. The issue is that as electric cars get more viable and battery technology advances you're going to have batteries storing huge amount…

Not to mention interior.

Explanation?

"develop a REAL appreciation automobiles, you'll realize why."

To quote Michael Ballaban "YOU JUST GOTTA BELIEVE."

I'm aware that compromises must be made in every individual component of any vehicle. The thing is the risk of bodily injury associated with any specific engineering choice should be almost equal to, or less than the industry standard. This will save the manufacturer from litigation, and people from feeling like their…

It makes you wonder how much of this really happens in the automotive industry. Say what you want, but these people aren't stupid. If they continue to do this, it means they are likely still saving money by adopting this policy overall when it comes to recalls. Which car / manufacturer will be next?

How does one remove the bonnet in the car in the title pic?

Would have saved a lot of people a lot of money. What a terrible thing our society has become.

Yes.