Prius. Would make sense to give this brand its own boutique dealership network.

The problem is that a car that light would either cost $$$$$$$$$$$$ or would never pass the minimum crash test ratings.

Wake up grandpa, us Gen-ZZ71ers are totally into the aerogel hoods now.

5th Gear: I vote for this new mail truck.

It's actually one of the most comprehensive, with over 20 local metro lines and a high speed transit system as well. It's already heavily used.

It's pretty robust, plus they're encouraging EV ownership incentives and EV car-sharing programs.

Paris has some of the best mass-transit in the world - definitely one of the easiest cities to get around.

As you alluded to, isn't it obvious? If I say to you that it is raining, I don't need to say "from the sky." It's implied, and is "duh" territory. You wouldn't say I failed to tell the "whole story" about where the rain came from.

Also:

Wider tires, sure. But if you're actually racing at a track, Why not get drag radials?

anyone here who didn't go to college, or is waiting to go?

One side are being outright pretentious dicks, the other side are being passive-aggressive pretentious dicks.

I'm going to ignore the fact it is probably stanced due to how awesome that is.

In Orlove's penthouse, which, since it's Orlove's, is really Orlove's basement.

And watching from the sidelines to take out the weakened victor...

Who doesn't love some Foxbody?

I think it means what car was doing its own thing, but then changed itself completely based on the market it was in, or that it wanted to be in.

Jalopistan here we come !! or we can just be pirates

Great write up. I was particularly intrigued with the whole idea of the ship's computer being able to make tactical decisions in real time. With all your Star Trek references, it took me back to the original series episode about the M5 (?) supercomputer and its (shown to be) insane creator.