Totally agree - I’ve been wishing they would come out with some sort of graduated brake light where it gets brighter as you push harder, and eventually flashes to alert drivers when you’re slamming the brakes.

Hell this could be an awesome idea for a gated community, there are already golf course communities, communities with pools, tennis courts, etc... A community with a shared car shop with lifts, tools, and stuff would be an awesome place to live in.

EXCLUSIVE: Here is the 1986 Toyota Supra!

I don’t think that’s lime green, that’s more like 70s appliance green.

Now all we have to do is convince the CIA that time-travelling Iranians hid their nuke secrets on board.

Curry ketchup > regular ketchup.

Wow. 6 Seasons!

Above first.

“The left size is centimeters, the right side in inches.”

One of the guys at my shop used to drive one of these. We put it up on the lift one day to check out where a strange noise was coming from and it ended up staying there all night waiting for some parts. When we got back the next morning it had folded itself in half. Like, it was now a “V” shaped spectra. One of the…

No one makes a workplace safety video like the Germans.

all good. especially this one:

I’m going to pick the Lotus Exige

Im sure all the cars and businesses loved it when a big ass hummer drove by causing a huge wake and pushing more water into them.

Houston drivers have convinced me that the computer would definitely be the lesser of two evils.

Exactly, their instinct is to cross paths closely in front of the predator, forcing it to make a sharp turn in pursuit and thus (hopefully) losing its footing and precious speed. It also was probably trying to get to its fellows in this case, safety in numbers and all that.

In the wild, it can be an effective way to get away from a predator: run towards it, startle it, then get away.

I agree, but one more component in the mix, are the insurance companies. With deep pockets, endless actuarial tables, and lobbyists out the ars, those bottom-feeders drive a lot of headaches for us consumers.

I like Inception very much, but it’s ending isn’t that special. It certainly provokes a question, but come on - a top ending of all time? Get real.

There’s nothing to be said. It was the most infuriating 6 minutes of football. Not as a Chiefs fan (since I’m not), but just as a football fan. What the fuck was going on? No one acted like it was a big deal. There was no sense of urgency.