Side note about that picture. I love the blatantly terrible finish and that haphazard carpet, with wrinkles and cables sticking out, on an official release picture. So much better than the sterile CAD renders that we get today.

Overall, I like it. A LOT.

Because after the rear wheels broke loose, the test was failed.

Yeah it’s too bad they cut the video before it hit the curb and rolled onto its roof.

Dat mini-drift doe. Perhaps it saw the bystanders to the left and felt that was the appropriate course of action.

Big Car That Automaker Names After Sports Car Despite Groaning From Enthusiasts Doesn’t Turn Good

Heat shrink will ONLY work on audio cables like the one shown in the link. The ends of almost all other cables are too large to get the unshrunk shrink wrap over.

As long as they keep selling it with a stick and a LSD these are a ton of fun. My wife has a 2012 and it handles miles better than a GTI. It also is a Honda so it has been bulletproof even with me autoXing it and hitting the rev limiter regularly.

This feels like a bad hot take. I watched the race, and at the time, I don’t think anyone thought it was going to get as bad as it did and at the time staying out seemed like the right call. One corner of the track being slippery and the majority of the rest of the track being dry isn’t a reason to switch to inters

It’s Australia; aren’t hits and misses backwards?

A 23 year old and their designer dog drive their overpriced stock SUV/truck to one of the most dangerous trails in the nation and disaster strikes - this is a weekly story at Black Bear by this point.

Comcast merely (*merely*, HAH) fucks over the consumer with the power of monopoly. They are, such as it is, Corporate Evil Classic (tm).

How can Uber be the most hated brand in a country that has Comcast?

Yeah, everything you just said is pure conjecture. I drive a stock coupe and I’ve hit speedbumps while driving at the appropriate speed and slowing down ahead of time.

Looks like a Lincoln MKZ

“Busch Light happy hours” is NOT a selling point.

I think the key is the home construction industry. Get them to switch and we’ll all do it.

Please use the metric system. We’re gonna switch when Gen Z takes over.

I have to admit, from the headline I wasn’t sure what you were calling sexy: the driver, the truck, or the vegetables.

Oh the fun of being a woman. If we do complain we get called Karen in a millisecond. If we don’t complain we get jack all and get blamed for not complaining. Do I need to point out the irony?