I call it the cauldron...

I mean that’s not great either: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redout

From The Guardian:

For those who haven’t read it, former Gawker writer Caity Weaver did a nice piece for the NYT Magazine in March: There Is No Reason to Cross the U.S. by Train. But I Did It Anyway

For the Times Square people, is your furniture safe? Are any of you feeling extra-comfortable all of a sudden?

I’d assume not doing the test is cheaper than doing the test, and that’s the profit source.

Tariff Man!

You can make a FWD car with RWD proportions, it’s just that you don’t need to. Tighter engine packaging means you can have a bigger cabin.

For anyone wanting a Nalgene, there are a dizzying array of colors and sizes, but this red one is only $10 (vs. $13 for the one linked) and looks decent: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001NCDE8E

For anyone wanting a Nalgene, there are a dizzying array of colors and sizes, but this red one is only $10 (vs. $13…

Well most other places people aren’t going have much opinion on which wheels should drive a vehicle anyway. The most you might get in most places is “FWD is better than RWD in the rain, but I need AWD because it snows where I live”.

It would be lighter, cheaper, and would have more interior room. You don’t think those are improvements?

And those large RWD drive cars didn’t need RWD either. Just because something exists doesn’t mean it was necessary, and it certainly doesn’t mean it is necessary now. RWD is detrimental to this sort of vehicle.

Alabama - Thank God for Mississippi™

There’s really no reason for a “Luxury Cruiser”, especially one with < 200 HP and a CVT to be RWD. All it does is add cost and decrease usable space in the passenger compartment.

For the curious: 

Mississippi - The Worst State™

It was rededicated in 2018. From Wikipedia:

Pour one out for Andrew Yang.

Being sent around the world on social media doesn’t change the copyright status in the slightest. The NYT caption sources it from Getty Images, which I’m guessing Deadspin does have a license for, so probably the caption is no longer accurate (though there have been issues in the past with image services claiming, and…

He also hasn’t been paid for it