> rebadged Audi

Psshhh he’s not even braking from 200mph to 60 while entering a corner.

There was a lot more shake in that video. He was probably using the other hand to film.

Well, apparently he can’t beat any of the other F3 drivers on track, so he has to take his racing to the streets so he can beat up some noobs.

So I’m here after seeing the first slide and not knowing anything about the facts mentioned in the headline.

Sounds like that legendary video tape where the president of Japan’s Ferrari club filmed himself maxing out his F40 on public roads, which the police used to prosecute hum.

I’d like to have tire wars back but the problem was tires really gave too much performance.

Chris Harris spoke to Matt Farah on a TST podcast about this, and said something along the lines of personal transport being a form of freedom. And the moment he has to start compromising in order to make way for his mode of transport, then it’s no longer the “personal transport” that he signed up for and he might as…

> but what is the cost to extract hundreds of billions of barrels of crude every year?

Not really mind-blowing if you’ve seen any documentary showing how modern ships are built. From the start they’ve always been built in sections.

How can the Air Force be responsible for space when....

Yeah but if California doesn’t fold Elon Musk might up and take the plant to Texas.

Super happy to read about the UN siding with Ghosn. He was whacked and we all know it. What reason was there to arrest him when his “crooked” compensation scheme could never have been executed without accounting at Nissan tacitly allowing it, nevermind that there were other executives being paid in exactly the same…

AFAIK this is part of an ongoing global recall, and Toyota isn’t the only manufacturer affected since DENSO pretty much sells stuff to everybody. As of last month Toyota was reported to be recalling at least 5.84 million cars, and Honda 1.4 million (both globally).

+1! I was interested in seeing pics of this best-in-class interior until I opened the article and it was a slideshow.

That’s the thing with cars is since it’s not part of your body your sluggish brain might not realize the car isn’t slow or sluggish at all.

I remember being wowed at how you could go off course in Test Drive III. Drive to the parking lot and park under a lamp post! It wasn’t true open-world, but there was enough of the world outside of the highway to make it fun.

Agreed. Furry dice react much faster than those g-meters.

Yes, but you still can’t get insane acceleration numbers without also increasing range because you need to spread the load across more batteries, hence why I said the two basically come hand-in-hand.

If they can hook it up to an RCA connector (presumably needed for the backup cam) they can hook it up to a PS1/PS2 and play Gran Turismo.