Wow. That’s not how I got crabs.

Vehicles people like with powerful engines? It’ll never catch on. 

Weird is an option? Ok hear me out here.

yep, I’m a pinecone, missed that one.

whoosh

GM: Now that we’ve recalled every single Bolt EV to make sure they don’t self-ignite, we are eager to renew our customers’ confidence with the launch of our new Blazer EV.

So you’re a shitty friend? 

That is the worst take.

Thank you! Indeed, there’s no logic behind calling them Aramco barriers - since I didn’t know any better, I was guessing they just meant “barriers with the Aramco logo,” as their ads are plastered over everything.

Yes, Armco barriers are really a thing. You know the steel guard rail on posts on the highway? That’s an Armco barrier. On a track they’re usually stacked to make a more significant barrier, though it’s a somewhat dated one that doesn’t usually appear on FIA Grade 1 tracks because there are better options.

Who wore it better?

This is a friendly reminder from your local office of the Save The Manuals Public Outreach Division that parking brakes exist and are generally good practice to employ regardless of transmission type.

I know that feeling too bad from others. You save the ones you can but you can’t save them all. 190E 2.3-16, RX7 FD, G Class mercedes with a manual, C36 and E63. I was literally a check away from being able to get them all before the prices exploded and it just couldn’t work out.

It was a sporty car that wasn’t sporty, a hybrid that didn’t get very good gas mileage, and an economy car that wasn’t economical.  It was 0/3 on the things that it was actually trying to accomplish, and as a result the sales numbers were pathetic as well.  In all honestly, this is probably one of the biggest flops…

But it *can* do what it promises. From the article, “To be clear, a flop here means a vehicle that doesn’t live up to its own standards”.

The sales numbers of the Wrangler tell me it wasn’t/isn’t a flop.

By that logic every super car in sports car is a major flop because instead of being on the track people use them like Honda civics and just drive them around on the street like a regular car.

Cadillac ELR.

As the DeLorean was already mentioned, I’m nominating the Honda CRZ. Looks great, but the performance didn’t live up to its billing as a successor to the CRX.