Coming to camp in the left lane near you, Spring 2020. 

A friend had the regular cab sport with the 5-speed and it was the most fun thing I’ve ever driven. 

Well, can’t unsee that. 

By support and encouragement for education you mean paying for artificially higher test scores and college admission for their children, right? 

I envision a future where people who don’t want to drive their own vehicle have some sort of vehicle they can share with another person or persons. One maybe they pay for on a monthly or yearly basis where there’s a person who is trained, sort of like a pilot is, to operate the vehicle. Imagine if we had such things.

I watched the original one yesterday and I struggle to believe in my old age why I ever thought it was a good movie. I don’t think I can even stand by the “it’s cheesy but it’s still good” defense anymore. 

“Uber feature enables company to do business in a country that oppresses women under Sharia Law and uses “positive social change” to cover their quest for profits worldwide,” would’ve been a better title. 

Works better than the Cadillac CT5, tbh

None of it works together. It’s impressively bad. 

This thing is a hot pile of garbage. None of it works together. The body is bloated and the angled lights and window trim looks like a hodgepodge mess. What were they thinking?

Yeah, true about it being the bypass, I wasn’t thinking about that. Funny part is that it was actually built before I-75 went down the east side of Tampa Bay.

There’s no argument to this point. It’s quite clear when you drive I-275 through Tampa and it’s mostly poor black neighborhoods near the highway. But I see an unintended consequence.  I’m sure there’s more detail in more research on this topic but one of positives listed on the incentives for removing the highway in…

This is one of the issues I see with tearing down I-275 through Tampa. I think this is an interesting topic and I don’t know that it couldn’t be done but I find it a hard sell that we could remove a major highway given what it connects. A bypass would be a the most likely solution but where?

Oh okay, I thought it had stuck open and that’s why he turned. 

I would say because if F1 covers the wheels you end up with stock/sports car racing. I think F1 has to stay open wheel or it just isn’t F1. 

I don’t know that banning wings entirely is the solution, but I would agree that the complexity of the wings is what causes “dirty air.” The wings are designed to work in optimal conditions and obviously, don’t when the air is changed by another object.

I watch like 2 F1 races a year so take this for what it’s worth, but don’t they limit the DRS zones because of the lack of downforce when the flap opens? I seem remember the Alfa car in practice at Monza last year had the flap stay open down the front stretch and when he got on the brakes the car spun out.

I’ve seen several races where drinks shower the car of a less-than-popular driver during a burnout and maybe once a beer can almost hit Kyle Busch after he was out of his car, but this is a new low. Unlikely, but hopefully they can identify the guy. 

Having ridden in one, I can support your claim that the seats are the most comfortable, probably ever.

I thought this car was ugly until I saw it in person. It’s still kind of ugly but it’s much easier to appreciate up close.