“Keep it in the garage so they don’t hotwire it through the headlight!”

Counter take: Kia/Hyundai have always made corner cutting garbage. They just always got a pass by enthusiasts because they products looked good on paper.

Yup. A whopping four days of paid sick leave for some of the most physically and mentally grueling occupations today. They could have gotten more had they gone on strike and then some. But “the most progressive president since FDR” stabbed them in the back. And even with this meager achievement, not all rail workers…

A $40,000+ Corolla. What a time to be alive.

Kotaku comments section in a nutshell:

“Oh my god, the free stuff I’m getting isn’t the free stuff I want to get. Fucking capitalism.”

Bring on the Gladiator 4xe PHEV.

Setting the tone early

I don’t know what that means, but Google says it’s a part number for Caterpillar.

Good to know that you have insight into the thoughts and motives of every law enforcement person in the country... douche.

Sounds like you’re someone who understands that with every right comes the responsibility to exercise it at appropriate times in appropriate places.  Thank you.

I wish all gun owners had the same attitude as you. 

“It’s more reasonable to conclude that this was a case of someone who made a choice to defy the law with a credible threat of deadly force and found out why that was a terrible idea.”

Lets make sure to cover the rest of the story from the trib

Owned out 2017 Volt since brand new, 71k miles, something like 85% EV only. Out of pocket maintenance is 1 oil change and 2 free ones from GM. 1 set of tires, brake pads probably 75% remaining. They were giving them away back in 2017, cheaper than a similar equipped Corolla. A master commuter that can be used as a…

I could never get over how tacked on/cost-cutting-tastic the c-pillar looks on those. Identical to the sedan, reminds me of a pickup truck with a cap masquerading as an suv

If you read the report, this is also a form of socialism. The subsidies are the difference from efficient fuel price (the sum of supply, environmental, and other costs) to what consumers actually paid. So, this report is saying that consumers paid trillions less than the actual cost of the fuels they consumed.

You know you live in America when your kid’s school says “lunch is free for all kids this year” and you make a surprised Pikachu face because you didn’t think those words would ever reach your ears. (side note: props to you, Denver)

If a game doesn’t really get going until around 50 hours once the main quest is done, then shouldn’t the main quest be better?

I hear car drivers are just peaches when they have to wait for five seconds behind a cyclist despite having just waited for 20 minutes in line at Starbucks.