In this case, yes, the Turo insurance should cover this, IMHO (but I would not be surprised if they worm their way out of it). The insured is the owner of the truck, they are in the business of renting them, and it’s not like you can vet who is going to decide to be a vigilante with your truck. So Turo should pay out…

“sheet metal fiberglass”

The Viper says pfffffttttt.  355 width

He’s the fuckstick that canceled Westworld and Raised By Wolves.

It is a hatchback, but it doesn’t have flying buttresses

strip him of his citizenship and do what? He already controls like 60% of the satellites, the charging network, the cars themselves (well the the millions of Teslas anyways.) He could set the US back a couple decades, implode all of his businesses, hide trade and government secrets, and take all of that to someone…

I was going to almost partly side with the parents, but really it’s not a problem the city made. It’s a problem the schools made by not setting up the school with an addequate way for parents to drop off. Whether that’s a public school system issue or private schools, I don’t know.

Maybe i put these fighter pilots on too high of a pedestal, and expect them to be able to pull of a miracle and land it no matter what. Or at least try until the last second when there is no other option but to eject. Astronauts will always be my favorite bad asses, but fighter pilots were always pretty close behind.…

this doesn’t mean that military pilots should eject at the first possible sign of trouble

“The pilot incorrectly diagnosed an out-of-controlled flight emergency and ejected from a flyable aircraft, albeit during a heavy rainstorm compounded with aircraft electrical and display malfunctions.””

Not a pilot, but man I tell you what if ‘ol Sully had been there he would have landed that damned thing backwards, upside down in a tornado and not put a scratch on it, the hopped out and kissed a baby. LOL

LOL, “I’ve been trying to buy one for a year” is not exactly the lead in to an unbiased review. And the laughable assertion that it drives as well as the Type R means I should expect to see a bunch of these trackside soon? No? Yeah, thought not. And who gives the tiniest fuck about the backseat? Are you riding back…

Can’t wait for the non-pilots to have big opinions on this one!

300ish hp FWD Hot compact vs 500hp RWD/RWD Biased AWD mid size sports sedan. The’re different cars but both drive well, the clickbait is a little too much.

Did you just compare a FWD econobox to an M3? I guess I am a bargain store Steph Curry since we are the same height...

Tangentially related, but if y’all haven’t sean Ant’s “Master Mechanic” series, it’s worth a watch. He builds an Alfa Romeo 158 homage from scratch. If you miss James May’s “The Reassembler”, this series scratches that itch but with more automotive focus. 

It’s like crowdfunding for obscenely wealthy people.  Not gonna shed a single tear over this.

Deposits on good that don’t exist should not be legal. If there is a real good to be delivered, then sure. But, if it is a “coming soon” product, they should have to just a regular waiting list OR if they need the money to develop the product, term it as a loan or something.

Ferrari being about “the brand” is a modern development. The Old Man was very clear about the fact that he only bothered with road cars to pay for the racing that he actually cared about. 

TO be fair the whole “ownership experience” is a large part of buying any super car. And frankly the more expensive the car, or exclusive the brand, the more you get out of it. I mean on the extreme end you have a company like Pagani, they will happily do just about ANYTHING you want. Mike Yin, I think that’s his…