You know what we say to new Oppo members: stay out of the basement. And just look at you now, having made it all the way to the big leagues of Kinja! Congrats buddy!

Presumably those aren’t growth markets, at least not in the volumes to justify the expense of a presence. I’ve worked with companies in the past that were dying but for some reason held onto underperforming locations or service lines out of some misguided hope that things would turn around (hint: they never do, absent…

To be fair (cue Letterkenny chorus), Harley has earned the reputation it has for a reason.

I’d be down for a supermotos series. Maybe make it like Stadium Super Trucks and add a couple jumps on the straights????

Lap 1 wipe out crossed my mind of possibilities for him and after T1 I started gritting my teeth. There’s a number of disappointing moments this season and this ranks high.

Couple niggles here. Alex Marquez was on a Hard Front Tire - Soft Rear, so not tires plural. Alex Rins was 2nd (you have 3rd twice).

I still have the 2020 hanging around my house. I’ve thought about dragging it out just to get a photo for you all. Maybe I’ll make it a night blip one of these days. We’ll see. 

Or electric with hot-swappable batteries. 

Does the notion that it’s not offend you?

AOC is a goddamned national treasure. Unabashedly progressive, kicked moderate ass in her elections, calls Republicans on their bullshit, skillfully claps back when they try to attack her, and she somehow successfully managed to merge political awareness with Twitch in a way that didn’t feel forced or scripted? In my…

My frustration is that nearly all manufacturers missed the transition from “manuals are for cheap loser cars only” to “enthusiasts with disposable income want manuals in their enthusiast cars.”

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Is that a Supra?!

I would say that Built like this needs to be defined. Oversized tires and a snorkel do not necessarily make something decent off road. I cannot tell you how many time I have seen a Bro Dozer half ton with 14 inch wheels and a funky colored lift that cannot make it u a gravel hill without one front wheel and one back wh…

Its mechanical only inasmuch as they would have done it the way they do it now if they had the electronics we do. It actually laid the groundwork for the on-demand type AWD’s that all transverse crossovers have since adopted, with a disconnecting rear drive unit that is activated though some kind of external feedback…

CR-V’s are odd though- I consider the Gen1 and Gen2 (97-06 cumulative) to be SUV, then the Gen3 went to crossovers. The difference, too me at least, is that while they did not have an actual transfer case, they used a mechanical 4wd setup vs an electronic setup(Which I think was third gen. Maybe 4th). the third gen…

Since I can’t think of a FWD-based SUV with a frame, I think you eliminated the need to include the frame as a requirement. In the Venn diagram of SUVs, “SUVs with frames” falls entirely within “SUVs with RWD-based architecture.”

No big surprise here, we all knew that from the start. Most corporations used it to buy back stocks and pay big bonus to top execs, as expected.