No love for Inspector Gadget?

One wonders how many of the overpoliced residents lost their right to vote through bullshit charges thanks to overpolicing.

The part that pissed me off even more is that they run mostly unmarked cars and have officers without markings. Not to mention that they have a massive PAID police department but a volunteer FIRE department.

Boss Hogg never thought of civil forfeiture or the general lee and uncle Jesse’s farm would have been seized and sold at auction.

Option A: vote him out

Initially I honestly thought that first pic was of one of those cars where something had been damaged and the owner not having the money for a proper repair, home fabricated something to fill the gap. 

A classy gal will place roses on your piano; a naughty one will put tulips on your organ.

Yeah, I can’t imagine any automaker doing something like that today...

Automakers still do this all the time, but they do it with molded plastic parts. The sheet metal stays the same, but you can change the shape of the lower part of a head or taillight to get a totally different look, as long as the hard parts match up.

Once again, a Torch article results in me googling something that would have never otherwise crossed my mind: 1984 Chrysler New Yorker interior.

This company had business dealings with my former company, and I can just say I’m not surprised in the least at this news.

Eventually you run out of other people’s money.

“one thing is clear. This is a big of a once-promising brand for the automotive industry.” This is the one thing that isn’t clear.

Geez. Now, imagine it being in West L.A. where the God-emperor-lord thought up the idea and put it amongst the greatest concentration of privileged Tesla drivers in the world. No possible way things could go wrong there!

The Loop – which runs underground from an area near the Convention Center’s West Hall to the South Hall, involves bringing people into Teslas at “stations.” They are then driven by a human – sorry folks, no self driving in the tunnel – through it to a drop-off point.

Seems like more of a Shelbyville idea.

Can you imagine a traffic jam because of an EV fire in one of these tunnels?  No thanks.

Might as well just install flat conveyors like at O’Hare.

Calm down there Mitch, just calm down. The buyer liked the car and it’s his own opinion that matters, not yours.

Tipping the vending machine will NOT result in free product :p