Thanks, this can give me a sense of size! The RAM 2500 is MASSIVE in comparison to what we have here. For instance, the VW Amarok and Toyota Hilux are considered big trucks. Much more common are small UTEs based on compacts, like the Fiat Strada (based on the Palio, pictured below) and the VW Saveiro (based on the Gol)

It’s just the perspective or is it really almost as large as a tractor? I’m asking because the larger truck we have in Brazil is the RAM 2500, and it’s a very rare import...

Gib me a GTI Saveiro and we’re done

I guess Infitini is very wise in putting a new, revolutionary engine in a inconspicuous crossover: Very few people will point to it and scream “hey guys, it’s that Infinity with the strange engine” (you know we all like to point like 5 year olds to strange, quirky and rare cars) because very few people will notice yet…

What about some classic wheels that look very aerodynamic? I’m now curious to find out if there’s any gain on using those in comparison to more “open” designs:

Not even from GM, but the Mitsubishi Mirage. Because, why not?

Stop’n’Swop will work when you jam the Switch Smash Bros cartdrige into the Xbox SD card reader and them bootup B&K Nuts and Bolts for X360!

That famous alternator tattoo certainly was posted a dozen of times in the comments. But, gentlemen and gentlewomen, I present the only Renault Scenic tattoo in the world

Wow, are you seriously trying to teach how in infrared detector works for an astronomer who works with infrared telescopes?

Why is my bank account drying so fast?

Also, you’re completely missing the point. It could be even the best telescope in the world (which, curiously, can also be considered a fancy camera), but nobody can extract any meaningful information without enough data.

And what’s an “infrared tracking device”? A freaking carrot cake? It’s a fancy camera!

Closest thing to a closed superkart I’ve ever seen. Looks a blast to drive!

Yes, that too. As we’re seeing, planets seem to be much more common around red dwarfs, often older stars with very low metallicities. Our sun is a third generation star, if I’m not mistaken, and our region of the galaxy underwent several supernova explosions in billions of years before Earth formed, greatly enriching…

This! Quantum mechanics is specially delicate. Almost everyone believes it’s some sort of scientific confirmation of 90's new age shenanigans, while in the end it’s just equations for the dynamics of tiny particles.

Astrophysicist here, so let me share my 2 cents on this. According to the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy,

Oh, yeah, sure, because being skeptical about a very dubious footage is truly the mark of idiocy. Stop being so gullible.

Doesn’t change the fact it’s just a few pixels. For something soooo fancy like a “military grade tracking system”, the footage is beyond utter-crap level.

I was thinking the very same thing. This is yet another case of people getting overexcited for a fast pixel on a camera...

Excuse me sir, email price quotes require the “internet convenience” accessory package for your vehicle. I can only use this resource after you sign the bill.