“Dollar Store Josef Stalin” gotta love it. Take your star!

That’s probably due to the CT weighing the same as a medium sized moon. Tire grip (and wear) are going to be phenomenal!

Any A-arm system creates camber variances when the wheel moves up or down. As the Arm moves through the arcing pathway it will naturally affect this, unless there was control arms, steering linkage and axleshafts that had some form of automatic adjustment. It is just how fixed levers need to work.

Real missed opportunity by not naming it the:

Counterpoint: using explosives to cut through the steel beams is much faster and safer than any other cutting method, because it will keep people far away during the actual cutting process

What do they think this is, a dead whale in Oregon?

I live in the SF Bay Area and work in tech.

Controlled? Come on. This is the Francis Scott Key bridge. There should at least be rockets and bombs bursting in air. 

I can mix and match some Antares Ingens up front with some Bridgestones out back from Walmart for under $1000 for all 4 corners.

Yeah, you wouldn’t want to feature a topic that been covered too much otherwise....

Pick-and-pack robots are startingly quick. Instead of making robots to slot into human factories, maybe just design the factories to work with robots? Seems like that’s far more efficient.

You know, I always thought Idiocracy was supposed to be a comedy, not a documentary, but here we are. When I was a kid I was told to be mindful of car doors, hoods, and trunks because I could break my poor little fingers. Now, we have people doing it intentionally for clicks.

I too wish to see a Gold Wing race against the Harleys and Indians.

In the first video, gotta give credit to the driver that was waiting at the light, and upon noticing the out-of-control driver behind them, moved their car just enough to avoid being hit.

I can’t speak for dentists; but if your “small business” vehicle is over 3 tons, you can get a heck of a tax break. (Hummer H1 is 3.5-4 tons.)

My orthodontist had a Porsche 911 that my folks paid for a chunk of.

I say we should race EVERYTHING that has wheels and a motor. Even if that motor is your body.

At least you didn’t mention the Amphicar. As one reviewer wrote, “Superb neither on water or land . . .” (from The Complete Book of Collectible Cars 1930-80 ). Although LBJ enjoyed using his on his ranch; he liked playing a joke on unsuspecting passengers who didn’t know it was amphibious, driving into a lake.

It looks like it evolves to Caychu.

To be clear: This is directed at the people who made those graphs.