The most underrated hoonmobile.

This seems a bit odd to me as nobody who uses an app like Uber is buying escalades. They buy Eco cars, not SUVs. This could have been a good idea for a tesla or even vw or Audi with a diesel offering. But it doesn't seem to really fit with the big caddies.

The worst thing you can do is not hoon your car, ever. If you never venture into an empty parking lot or empty street and play with the (very fun) sideways handling of your vehicle, you'll never understand how to control your vehicle in an emergency. You won't develop the proper reflexes, and will instead revert to…

even Michael Bolton disapproves

Definitely not going to make friends with this...
"snow drifting"

Something tells me the truck driver was aware of the conditions on the other side of the hill and was giggling to himself the whole time.

This was my first winter in almost 20 years and by far the first I've ever driven in such harsh conditions (granted it was only for 3 miles) and all I could think was "boy I wouldn't want to get a flat right now". I think the worst thing by far you can do is to neglect your car. To me, I've become used to breakdowns…

FUCK YOU BATMAN

The pizza button, soon in every new car. Because 'murica.

every city

I would be curious to see comparable pictures of damage to some twisty mountainside American toll roads after a similar earthquake. I'm no expert on the costs of road construction here in the states, but something tells me it breaks down like this:

I disagree with you on the first point. The snowball effect gives people small wins and goals to achieve when first starting off. Plus, it can be beneficial to save $50/month after paying off a CC in a few months vs. saving $100/month after paying off a different one that takes 2 years.

You have to finish the job.

It's the day after a holiday and I'm feeling lazy. Go take care of this, Bugs.

This could actually work as training wheels for drivers learning stick; kinda like the cheat sheet you used when learning hands in poker.

Damn, I like this more than mine.

Neutral: The Tesla issue is still fresh in my mind because it is more recent than the Kia/Hyundai issue, which I never gave much thought to to begin with. Neither would have an impact on a car purchasing decision for me; if I could afford one I would consider a Tesla, but I wouldn't buy a Kia or a Hyundai at any price.

I think whoever designed the F-Type, had this as his inspiration for the view from the rear/top:

Electric Handbrakes. Can't pull handbrake turns, and therefore you can no longer impress girls!

So... will this work at home with my wife?