I agree with the choice and yet you didn’t say my reason: Major controls are implemented in an extremely stupid way. Yoke steering wheel, capacitive turn singles, shifter that guesses where you want to go, or is in a touch screen if you disagree.
I agree with the choice and yet you didn’t say my reason: Major controls are implemented in an extremely stupid way. Yoke steering wheel, capacitive turn singles, shifter that guesses where you want to go, or is in a touch screen if you disagree.
An EV people claim is bad but is actually good is the Mini Cooper EV. People complain about the 110mi range yet the average american drives 50 miles a day and almost no one road trips in a mini cooper. they weigh around 3000lbs, do 0-60 in a respectable 6 seconds, and cost $30k. The reality is that most homes have one…
An awfully big fraction of owners don’t buy vehicles as “rational decisions,” or we wouldn’t have commercials full of cowboys, and firemen, and flags, and “professional drivers on closed course” drifting across empty parking lots.
I’ve been driving for 30+ years and consider myself a reasonably good driver. But I don’t have the skills to drive this car. My reactions are set for normal cars, my butt is calibrated to a normal car. I know that a car with 2-3 times the capability would bite me if I wasn’t careful and I know that I wouldn’t remain…
Traction Control off and cold unscuffed high performance tires = Sideways into the guard rail
considering the power of the original engine I think a hub motor could be just as good and be much sleeker and then you can take out everything from the frame for batteries
In 1947, the aisle was a different thing, for sure. Many “Democrats” shared the views of 2022's GOP racism platform. We can observe the 1960s Democratic party’s rejection of the “values” of the American South and the open arms of the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s GOP for the changeover to a Republican South.
It’s sacrilege on the level of replacing the automatic movement from a vintage TAG Heuer with Casio quartz.
An electric bicycle sounds awesome because hills suck.
I suffer from cognitive dissonance, because I viscerally agree with you by principle.
I’ve had ideas like this. Pull the engine, 3D scan it and mock up a convincing battery box with the same appearance. Bury an electric motor where the gearbox was and everything else stays the same.
“One planet is home to an endless rave. (I’ll take a one-way ticket, please.)“
Have you ever been to a three day music festival? Honestly, it’s what I would picture hell to be like... Probably fun for the first couple of days, but then never being able to leave would be torture.
This article made me wonder if I was having a stroke.
I guess NP with today’s prices - BUT - I protest, clean the damn car. Disgusting. Did he just move a load of sheetrock? Bags of cement? When was the last timing belt?
I’m torn on this one. The Element is super reliable and a fantastic formfactor. $6900 today is like $4k in 2019-market-dollars and I would like to think this is a good deal at $4k, thus at $6900 it should be as well, even though I am very resistant to accepting this “new normal”. In this particular car, I would have…
If you replace a clutch early, you can often get away with very minor flywheel resurfacing and you also have the very-important planning ability on your side. If you wait for your clutch to take a dump, you will be without transport for at least a day if the shop has zero-wait. If you replace it proactively at…
Slide 4: “Any wheel where the number of spokes is not evenly divisible by the number of visible lugs.”
If they can make it weak, super thin, and with the texture of sandpaper, then my office building will be very interested.
Who Gives a Crap... is the service we subscribe to for toilet paper. Bamboo option: 370 sheets, 3 ply, double length rolls, $44 for 24 or $68 for 48. Delivered on 2, 3, or 4 month intervals. Signed on at the start of the pandemic and have not regretted it.