I think Sabine needs her own show. Put her in a car on a closed course and have people who think they’re tough take rides with her. Once they’re reduced to terrified, blubbering masses, drop them off and pick up a new passenger.

100% agree. When they do work though they are pretty good, but there is very poor engineering and cheap materials in them. From motorized heads that always break to not enough clearance in the canister on the mini handhelds. About the only true innovation was the high reeving motors.

The check engine light never sets on the British empire.

I see you shiver with antici

I’m a vet. as is my wife, dad, 2 brothers and sister. My son just joined the coast guard. I don’t get the ‘vet obsession either.

SUV/CUV Counter attack?

The private sector acts solely in its own interest, nothing more and nothing less. It’s not much of a surprise that Delta would want to get paying customers in more efficiently, just as it’s not much of a surprise that Walmart and Amazon treat their employees like cattle.

I think I have Stockholm Syndrome with Volkswagen.

Going near premium kind of offsets that a little simply because luxury car buyers are used to finicky and temperemental cars.

The only problem with the new Civic, as far as I’m concerned, is that Honda also makes this:

Seriously...Kim...dude... eat a Snickers.

Torch, I’m a girl. Unlike a guy who could just cut a hole in the gourd, microwave it, and fuck the pumpkin till dawn, I physically can’t do that. Literally, like my pelvic bones absolutely would not allow even a small pumpkin into me. I am forced to pick the first option, and all things considered that doesn’t suck!…

Drumpf the Elephant.

My wife jokes that every house should have birth control trickled into the water supply and you can only have your birth control turned off when you pass the parenting licensing program. :-)

WRONG. THE CORRECT ANSWER IS LEASE.

I think perhaps what you’re missing here, Doug, is the fact that if someone is in the $3,500 market, it’s safe to assume they don’t have much money. And if they don’t have much money, it’s safe to assume they can’t afford to pour another $1,500/yr into the car they just purchased to keep it running. And if they can’t…

I realize its not the best answer but I vote my wife’s old Passat B5

There’s at least one Beetle like this as well. I can’t imagine how happy I’d be if I saw a Beetle on the tarmac when my plane landed.

How about something ridiculously classic like a Model T or something? Would that be too expensive? It surely wouldn’t depreciate.

Clearly, you know nothing about the science behind actual time travel. 88 MPH is a very important figure in flux-capacitor based time travel, as it is the lowest factor of C allowing for a 1.21 GW temporal-capacitive reaction. Time travel could certainly be achieved at a lower factor of C, but it carries an…