It did.

It was an internet joke. Anytime anyone crashes a bike, the entire internet shouts “target fixation”.

“What else do you think it is?”

“An okay amount of horsepower for its size”.

I feel like if you’re writing for Jalopnik you should know the difference between “engaging the clutch” and “disengaging the clutch”.

Even when it was new it was not 100% efficient. Today’s engines (naturally aspirated) are likely to be 80-90%. A 1948 engine would be lucky to have 60% volumetric efficiency.

I see you’re assuming his jeep engine has 100% volumetric efficiency. :)

I’m fond of this one.

...says the guy who doesn’t know the difference between then and than.

He even knows how to spell his name.

Which years have 16 months?

Assuming you're talking about using this on a car, large rims are required to fit over large brake disks.

That is the first time I've ever heard of someone claiming that you could improve reliability by adding a Quad 4.

"just be sure to bring it in for the winter."

Line up four blocks vertically, and stack two horizontally on top of them. At your desired length of the bench, arrange the blocks similarly. Slide the planks through the four cinder block holes on top and there's your bench! The cinder blocks also work as a side table to rest your drinks. If you're worried about the…

The body has been left as it left the factory and is claimed in the ad to have the Sport Pack, and maybe the Touring pack. The Solar Yellow paint is still bright enough to get you noticed by the Po-Po, and the seller is nice enough to document a few places where wear and tear have left the plastic beneath show…

"'I'm not sure what the hell he means by "shitting on a trainer's mattress," ...Thoughts on interpretation?"

Let's talk a bit about that new drivetrain. The fuel cell stack makes 100KW — which is pretty impressive, and uses that electricity to power the somewhat less impressive 134 HP electric motor, which drives the front wheels. The torque numbers are, like all electric motors, much higher, which certainly helps. The…

Just because you think something doesn't make it true.

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