Let’s go beyond subscriptions... like you can’t buy season tickets unless you first buy a seat license. In order to even allow you the opportunity to subscribe to anything, you must first pay for the account that allows your car to interact through whatever cell service connects to the internet, then to the web…

What’s the point of any pursuit or arrest if the DA and/or judges are just going to let him go anyway. “It was the second stolen vehicle they were caught with in a week, as they were arrested only a day before for for suspicion of possession of a different stolen vehicle. They were arrested and let go on their own…

What’s the point if DA’s and judges are just going to let them go? “It was the second stolen vehicle they were caught with in a week, as they were arrested only a day before for for suspicion of possession of a different stolen vehicle. They were arrested and let go on their own recognizance.”

Depends on where you live and where you drive. I have used radar detectors for many years and have lidar jammer installed also. In the Pacific Northwest my radar detector has kept me from getting a ticket way more often than the lidar jammer.

Please get your units of measurement right. “The car’s battery can be fully recharged in just three hours when connected to a 7.4 kWh power supply.”  That is a nonsensical statement, like saying the distance from point a to point b is 45 miles per hour.  I know, journalists are horrible at math, but still...

This seems to have very little to do with Air Tags. The only thing the Air Tag is doing in this scenario is making it a little easier to track a car. If you drive or park your expensive or desirable to thieves car anywhere in public, then it will be seen. If they really want to know where you live, they can follow…

It’s not like it’s an irreplaceable supercar worth more than some peoples homes... it’s a 60k, mass produced car that can be replaced with an identical one, assuming owners had full comp insurance. Not having full insurance on any car worth more than you can afford to lose is a whole other discussion not limited to…

Nope. Don’t care what someone does, or how guilty they are, or which side of the team politics game you are on, let the system do it’s thing. Otherwise, you’re advocating for mob justice.

I think most everyone is pretty much tired of the team politics being brought into every discussion.  Give it a rest.

Well, right there in the first two comments is what’s wrong... people are idiots. Do you think maybe the truth could possibly lay somewhere in between your team politics rants. There can be two things true at the same time; there is a risk of getting covid, there is a risk of getting seriously ill, and there is a risk…

Might have been an interesting article, but not interesting enough for a slideshow.

Thanks for listing them... I don’t do slideshows. And made me realize this is just a list of pretty much all the series there are on Apple, so didn’t need to waste my time with a slideshow anyway, even if I was going to waste my time with a slideshow, which I won’t.

Cops are trained just fine. They have millions of interactions per year. Tens of thousands of those end up being physical. Thousands end up with potentially deadly force being used. The vast majority of those situations are escalated by the actions of subjects not following directions. Out of millions of interactions,…

“...the FAA is charging those who attack flight crews with fines up to $35,000 with potential jail time.” Potential? What has happened to our society that this is only “potentially” jail time. This should be automatic... Lifetime ban from commercial flying (flying is not a right). Jail time for assault. The amount of…

My 78 Triumph Spitfire had an overdrive switch right on the top of the gear shift. 4 speed manual with a 2 speed overdrive gearbox on the back end of the transmission. It wasn’t necessarily a bad idea... A slide switch on top of the gear knob easily operated by thumb...  Just unique.

Uh, no. Try that in Vancouver Washington and you’ll be looking at a couple thousand in fines. Like all the other Vancouver residents who work in Portland and thought they could get away with registering their car in Oregon. If you just moved there, you have 30 days. They treat it like tax evasion. Oregon has no sales…

The person leasing the car is not the owner of the car, so I don’t see what the issue is. If you are renting it from someone, it’s theirs. If you don’t like it, then don’t rent a car... buy it.

Do the math then tell me how you feel about the CO2 output of China and India.

Two things... First, tips and advice are not “hacks”.  Second, I don’t do slideshows.

Probably.  This one’s pretty damn close...https://www.amazon.com/Starter-YABER-23800mAh-Portable-Charging/dp/B08ZN5NJQ5/ref=sr_1_18?crid=2P637JUYCTW6P&dchild=1&keywords=automotive+battery+jumper+pack&qid=1623423090&sprefix=automotive+battery+jumper%2Caps%2C217&sr=8-18