My choice would be a Audi RS6 Avant and a Land Rover Defender Works V8

I lived in Germany for 4 years or so back in the 2010s and traveling around Europe, I rarely set foot in a private residence that had AC and my own apartment didn’t have one. Hotel rooms definitely, but it seemed most folks didn’t think it was needed in their homes. I feel like Europe is primed to drive massive AC…

Excuse you, it’s also pedophilia if the underage girl is white and the perpetrator isn’t.

Have you learned nothing? It’s only pedophilia if it’s a same sex offender, or if the victim is a boy. Underage girls always want it and are to blame for ‘seducing’ the poor men who can’t help themselves. 

For the redneck that is bored with his Bro-Dozer and Bro-Dozer Golf Cart,  we present you the Bro-Dozer Watercraft!

Oh, not that Cheers. Man, that was a weird moment.

Got to agree here. Would rent a Chevy Aveo for tracking. Even would turn down being “upgraded” to a Cavalier but...

“This is also what Tesla has been trying to convince you they are, without actually doing it.”

Ok, some clarification may be in order here regarding the context.

First of all, the only thing Biden can promise is a nomination. He can’t promise any votes from the Democratic caucus, and he can’t promise that no Democratic Senator won’t filibuster the nomination (and under existing rules any Democratic Senator can…

How would this supposed plan not run afoul of the Hyde Amendment? And even if it didn’t in what universe would it not immediately be tied up in the courts eventually finding its way to an obviously very hostile SCOTUS?

It's not the power. There's 2000 bhp EVs at this point. It's the vacuum traction.

There’s no word on range yet, but Cadillac estimates the dual-motor setup in this model will have around 500 horsepower and will be able to charge at 37 miles per hour.

Really confused by the rear wheel misalignment in the wheel arch.

The “mythology” and “mystique” you’re talking about is something you’re bringing to these works as a reader, though.

I think in a situation like this, where story beats and character ideas have already been at least roughly sketched out, and the same rank and file people are doing so much of the work, it...can’t be as bad as some other attempts.

FIRST GEAR; this is another argument for battery swapping stations instead of charging stations.

And currently its social media mentions are a full-on culture war as fans defend a screenshot of one of its members disavowing the company’s recent Pride Month support for the LGBTQ+ community.

Well, I mean he’s technically right. You do know about Lawrence V Texas (yes, that state called Texas) that wanted to outlaw being gay (anti-sodomy laws). Thanks to Texas’ bigotry, the Supreme Court ruled in 2003 that anti-gay/anti-sodomy laws were unconstitutional. But fear not, bigot, not only is the now…

how Tesla earned a 100-point score from HRC