Agree about not giving up right of way. I think just causes more confusion and harm than anything else. Plus I don’t like basically making everyone behind me give up their right of way as well. Who am I to choose to hold them up for some stranger?

My first accident was nothing bad, but was where I learned in just my second year of having a license that you’re at fault if you rear-end someone even if they braked abruptly. I was in the second and worst car I ever owned, a ‘79 VW Rabbit, and rear-ended a pickup truck in heavy SF Bay Area traffic. It was just a…

I watch Jack Ryan. Ebola anyone?

Should have gone with the steak...

Show me on this die cast model where you touched the car

What kind of friend are you if you don’t teach them to drive manual???

Reminder, your VW with VIN:...... has an airbag and needs to be brought into the dealership.

Neutral:

The answer is: They don’t have old battery packs. They’ve been using the same packs for the entire 4-year series. No, not the same style of battery pack, the SAME battery pack, as in each team was allocated x number of packs during the first season and in season 4 they’re still using those same packs. From my reading…

“they’re limited to a relatively safe 60C (140 degrees F) which Williams have confirmed to me they haven’t exceeded, but just for reference that’s five degrees celsius hotter than you need to fry an egg.”

I’m at 51k and all I’ve ever fixed was the loose axle nut click that the dealer torqued down for free.

That’s because it’s a minivan. Like my Prius, your van gets little to no love here, or anywhere. I would say come to the Dark Side, but I see your Pacifica parked next to my Prius downstairs.

Yes, that is a slick setup.

Official Surveillance footage.

Well the practice is always the best part! but in all honesty, it was a bigger life change going from 2 to 3 than it was going from 3 to 4. I have no idea why that is

As much as I like Explorers, you should’ve went with the minivan.

Buy the minivan, but not the Sienna.

On top of, more likely. I’ve put probably an unhealthy amount of thought into this; I think I’d have to start with the chassis from a Peterbilt or something, put the engine on that, and just have the Civic body perched on top of the whole absurd pile of incongruous steel.

Roadmaster Wagon. LS9. T-56.  Woodgrain siding.

I wish I could give you an extra star or two for the excellent NP/CP scale.