Not sure if this counts as a design trend, maybe an engineering trend, but lower and lower towing ratings. Why do I need to buy a truck now to tow anything over 2000lbs? Cars are getting bigger, but towing ratings are going down. Wtf?

I have to half disagree with you there. Some sections of the country have severe fog regularly. But the ability to have the front fogs on while the rears are off was a great feature on my second gen Aurora. Honestly it’s one of the features I miss the most.

Oh come on it's just a Yolk. 

Yah but Unimogs are automatically cool. 

Yeah about that. I think I know who startled that trend....

Shocked both The Crew and Sega GT aren’t on this list. The crew you can ignore missions and just cruise the map if you want. And Sega GT is kind of like the early Grand Turismo games, but it feels much more relaxed. 

Hotshot racing is a good throwback game. Late last year there was even some free DLC for it. 

Which you can watch on the YouTube's. There's several episodes on there. 

Seaman. Emphasis on the Man. Maaaaan. 

Does this count?

You touched on some good advice there. If you want to save your winter tires, get them off as soon as the weather stays steadily above freezing.

Agreed but I usually buy utoq ratings of at least 500 AA. They may have claimed to be higher mileage tires but they sure didn't act like it. 

Mines kind of lame, but I’ve always wanted to take an Autobahn package Aurora to the Autobahn. Take the time to go through it , full service everything, right tires, ship it to Germany and see if it lives up to the package name. 

Tires can definitely make a difference, but it’s not just braking and handling. It’s also wear. Continentals have always worn out really fast for me. They seem to be a softer compound. And we won’t even talk about Pirellis. (shudder). Now to be fair, I’m in upstate NY, the roads suck, the seasons are drunk and that’s…

Just don't hit anything. Or go near a curb. 

Also it's cousin the Karmann Ghia. 

Mostly agreed. The biggest issue I have with hydrogen is getting the actual hydrogen. There's still no efficient way to produce pure hydrogen on any type of large scale. 

What? Harleys are totally cool. In fact, this week they've reminded me loudly that they're so cool. So very loudly..

Ice vehicles did become cleaner over time. Compare the emission of a 1960s vehicle to today and they're wildly better. But we've hit the point of diminishing returns for internal combustion efficiency. Changing the fuels can make a difference, but so long as there's carbon attached to the hydrogen molecules they can…

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