You can get laid in any car. Just aim lower.

Came here for cockpit pictures, felt cheated.

When my wife and I were at pikes peak a few years back we ran into the Top Gear USA crew shooting there with that insane Bisimoto Odyssey Rutledge was driving. If you’re going to take a minivan up there, it may as well have a thousand horsepower.

And what does Bernie think about this?

Looks like the Russians are innocent.

Huh, these metallurgy labs have been used in aircraft accident investigations forever. I’m surprised ECR does this in house instead of contracting to a company like EAG.

Streetcars are not a publicity stunt. They can be effective and very easy to use mass transit that typically have higher new ridership points than buses.

Airlines are going to fight it - they don’t want hundreds of lithium ion batteries in their cargo holds, nor do they want the liability of valuable electronics in checked bags.

But thankfully this time it’s not a customer trying to cash out on a settlement by trying to start shit and get sympathy.

“I have two children, so I need to buy the largest SUV I can afford.”
-Also said by no sane person, ever

If you’re going to completely dominate the start of a season, you might as well strike a quality pose on top of your winning car. Here’s Wayne Taylor Racing driver Jordan Taylor celebrating his record-setting four-race streak of WeatherTech Sports Car Championship wins in Austin today.

I hope that’s sarcasm because the CG stuff still looks awful. The fact that he has real spits is amazing. The only flying 109 I’ve seen is out in Seattle at the Flying Heritage collection so I doubt it would be easy to source a real German one.

I live in Wisconsin. There aren’t many BRZs in my area for obvious reasons. The ones for sale are expensive due to limited supply.

If the 18 y/o never check into the flight, they were likely flagged as a no-show and their seat reassigned to a stand-by passenger. The stand-by passenger probably got to their assigned seat, saw a car seat occupying the seat instead, and asked a flight attendant what was going on.

One, the rules are primarily in place to prevent terrorists from using assumed identities. Two, since his 18-year-old son did not check-in, he was a “no-show” and essentially relinquished his “paid-for” seat. Three, this was apparently a sold-out flight, and some adult had paid for and expecting to use that seat. …