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And I don’t get the appeal of stuff like F1. Seems boring.

Not sure how you can watch the Freedom 500, which at it’s core is just oval racing with very loose rules, and not understand why NASCAR is the biggest motorsport in the US.

Dodge Power Wagon Crew Cab missing from the list. List is invalid.

If you are underwater on your car you bought too much car with too little downpayment. No exceptions.

The Hacked up Maybach in Otis

In the midwest, every high school parking lot in the late 90s early 2000s was 20-30% Corsicas. It seems like they all disappeared soon after. It’s amazing this one survived.

That said, there was a sad period in NASCARs history where they were fining and penalizing drivers for swearing. It was bullshit and they learned their lesson that it bad for drivers, bad for fans, and just dumb in general.

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Meanwhile NASCAR complies the best radio chatter from each race and posts it as a highlight reel on YT. They know their market. NASCAR is for men. F1 is for people with delicate sensibilities.

“Why would the bank let me do this?!” is a hilarious take.

The bend of the blue curve is impacted by interest rate, not the overall length before it hits zero, that is your term, which fixed at 36, 48, 60, 72mo etc.

There are no real numbers in that graph, but it just represents the relationship between loan amortization and vehicle depreciation. I grabbed it from a site

If you put 20%+ down on your car, and finance for 4 years or less it is very likely that you will never be underwater.

The higher your downpayment the lower the blue line will start on the Y axis. The shorter your term, the faster the blue line will drop. The yellow lines above the blue are equity. the yellow lines

People have gotten way the too comfortable buying cars outside their means. My family AGI is just under 400k and it still felt like a splurge to buy a brand new Kia Sorento.

I can’t imagine paying nearly double to get pretty much the same features in an X5, GLE, Q7, etc. but it seems like people who make a third of

These videos are why youtube has been blocked on our TVs and kids devices. not only are they mind melters where Kids turn into vegetables just watching it, they are also setup with the most grating music and sound effects. Not only that, once you watch one, the youtube algorithm with spam thousands of them to  the

They made the right call. And it was good the rulebook was already written that wins for playoff eligibility need to be unincumbered by penalty (also known as a “cucumbered win” in Nascar socials). So, Dillon still “won” the race, keeps the trophy, keeps the purse, but his chickenshit move doesn’t earn him a trip to

I hope she enjoys the no fly list.

Very Cool. Bristol is such a special track, love seeing people exposed to it that normally wouldn’t be.

Shows how versatile that facility can be, Nascar on asphalt, Nascar on Dirt, Trophy trucks, Football, now baseball.

Yeah. leave the extra coiled. some fans could be there to assist with cooling, the BMS already has to have cooling so it’s not a big stretch to add it for the cable spool as well. Include heat sensors to limit Amps and charging speed based on the cable temp.

All these EVs have good frunk space, at what point do we start integrating a L2-L3 charge cable with each car?

You are just wrong. ANY extra interior lighting is going to cause your pupils to dilate more than they should and diminish your night vision. This is just science and not up for debate. A car interior should look like this at night, and I’d even say that they have the gauge brightness a bit to high even here.

Show feels a little too much like pimp my rides. Which was a good show of its era, but not really worth repeating. Sure they are resolving some of the criticism of PMR, fixing mechanical issues and making the cars actually usable, but the mods still go over the top. First episode they build a pizza shooter and a