God bless you Mercator projection!

As I also replied to Vintage Bones, he was also a decent engineer.

Also, a good engineer. He made some some significant improvements to automatic transmission technology while at Packard.

I am in the minority here, but I agree with you. I can fully respect someone who breaks the law but does it openly and publicly, assumes responsibility, and accepts the full consequences.

You could tell he was scanning WAY far ahead.  There were times in the video when he slowed down and I wondered why then looked and saw a few cars way out on the horizon.

Ugly on the outside

Nope, Dallas.  But there is really a hot pink Corvette that I see in town.  I think the owner lives near me because I see it often on my commute to work.

Similar to what others are saying, the FJ Cruiser which is another Toyota niche enthusiast product lasted for 9 years as well (2006-2014).

The last car drove by at 1:16. I admit, I let it run all the way to the 1:35 end half expecting to see something crazy. Like a single Harlequin Golf at the very end or a Barbie Pink Corvette (there’s one in my town actually).

Da red wunz go fasta!

Really, any CEO of a moderately sized company or larger who uses twitter without filtering posts through a lawyer or PR team is a fool.

Mostly random thought, but I can’t help but think that this is like the GIGN “Trust Shot” but dumber.

Isn’t this a non-hybrid Prius V?  I am getting some real strong Prius V vibes here.

I get what you are saying, but about 72.5% of jobs lost from the great recession were recovered (using the figures in the linked article). Given the recent rapid pace of automation I am not sure if we could have reasonably expected any better results.

I bought my daughter a belt with a cat-tail on it for her Halloween costume once, and Amazon thought I was a furry for a month.

Even in larger cities they work. I live in the 4th largest Metropolitan area in the US.

If I had to guess, under the bed with the stock drivetrain, similar to how the old rear engined VW vans worked.

No word on horsepower for either of these, but Cadillac says the CT5 will use a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine and a twin-turbo 3.0-liter V6 engine. Those are rated at 237 and 404 HP, respectively, when used on the CT6, so expect similar results here. The 3.6-liter naturally aspirated V6 appears to be…

Not related to aircraft carriers, but drones could add a lot of capability to destroyer sized ships with the use of an old technology.

f you’re the head of a German automotive company that existed prior to 1945, I submit that a key element of your job is: not invoking the Holocaust.