I'm guessing you aren't a parent.

I have a better idea for your headline: “Driving a smaller vehicle has a higher likely hood of death in the event you get in a collision with a larger one”

Stick an airport tram on the open road?

I flipped a Rolls Royce once.

A machine that can cease functionality because someone took three seconds to put a traffic cone on it and then can only be restarted by having a third party physically come out to remove the cone seems like a machine that doesn’t need to be on the road to begin with.

I can’t see “car-brained” being any different than “Plane-brained” “Boat-brained” “Phone-brained” “Internet-brained.”

I got your back. I have a Toyota Sequoia for 20 years and went through automatic car washes 95% of the time, though I hand wash anything that is no taller than a BMW X3. It’s still shinier than most other 1st gen Sequoias on the road.

These vehicles should not be allowed on public streets.

“This 550-horsepower VR6 is yet another reason not to put an LS under your hood.”

Is this 7 models or 7 cars?

I’m not suggesting that this is the only reason, (as others have pointed out other causes in the comments), but I believe that the focus on improving the safety of vehicles instead of better driving is one cause. That is, instead of focusing on making everyone better drivers, we’ve spent all our energy on making the…

The M100 Lotus Elan, it was the best handling FWD car, of it’s time.

Being a parent of a 5 and 1 yr old, the following:

- Diapers and wipes

No you didn’t. 

The “problem” the Jedi purge always had is that it was clearly initially set up in A New Hope as something that happened over a very long period of time, and the time were there were 100 000 Jedi in the galaxy is very far in the rear view mirror. It’s very much a fantasy concept of lost golden age.

Yup. It should be banned; just cuz the MAGA folks are championing too, doesn’t mean it’s not a good idea. I know that’s a bit counterintuitive but I got pretty annoyed seeing people suddenly flip when it became a MAGA issue. 

EV makers need to come to this realization:

2 people with horrible credit will have to get a new vehicle?

Complaining. You get reliable, affordable access to 90% the speed of sound at 7 miles up in relative comfort with safety greater than almost any other form of transit. You can circumnavigate the world in less than a day with your credit card. Don’t like small seats? You can pay for bigger ones. Don’t like babies…

Opposite. Many LE vehicles are run 24 hours between the 2 12 hour shifts (save for Sheriffs/Servers/Chiefs), and the evening folks often spend less time at the station/dispatch. You might have 15 officers rotating about 4-5 vehicles... and those include “spares”. We did often about 90-120 miles per day per car but…