>Sadly not the more attractive hatch

Ah, or scroll down, another commenter has linked to it. And now I has a sad.

Shout-out for Neko Case. I couldn’t make the show. Prolly a good thing, her ode to her hometown makes me cry every time.
All y’all that haven’t heard her, go to iTunes or wherever you find your music and get “South Tacoma Way” from one of her earlier albums, Furnace Room Lullaby. She sings a love song to a deceased…

Orion was a hypothetical nuclear powered space craft.

Elevators are the one autonomous vehicle we have the most personal and practical experience with.

I’m late to the party again, but anyway:

I’ll be honest, I don’t know what the fuck I was trying to say there.

Having just picked up a 100k G35 6-speed coupe, I respectfully disagree.

They are backwards. If they are meant to pull cooling air inward, towards the brakes, they are facing the wrong way.

I had a 2012 Volt and loved everything about it (suck it, haters) except for the friggen’ A-pillars. Open road was fine, but in-city driving and any parking lot with pedestrians was a goddamn nightmare.
There was a guy on the GM-Volt forum that returned his to the dealer a few days after buying it because he almost…

And then SLAP A TURBO ON I--
No, I can’t. It’s played out guys.  It’s over, no more turbo jokes when you see an alternator.

Which is a tragedy above all others, since we were clearly supposed to all be driving the superior Nissan Pulsar NX (with the SportBak, obviously).

You only need two letters to abbreviate Volkswagen.

I hit one many years ago, and survived. The deer was still spotted, and not full grown.

Can we please now re-visit last week’s thread asking whether one should set their parking brake when parked?

Heh. Last week I sunk another couple thou into my $4k convertible, meaning I just crossed the line where my repairs have now exceeded my purchase price.

Only in Germany: Guy is driving a cool space-age bubble-top car, and manages to look deeply unsatisfied about it.

If this site had reddit-style downvoting I would give this comment a downvote. This is an absolutely stupid statement.

The highway fatality rate is about a third what it was back in the ‘50s.

Innocent drivers dying when his tires, brakes, or suspension proves not up to the task.