We got some resealable silicon bags and I’ve been less than impressed with them. They stopped being resealable after a month or two of use (the “zip lock” part won’t go together). Anyone else had this issue or know of a brand that works better? We’re trying to make a conscious effort to reduce our plastic waste and…

We got some resealable silicon bags and I’ve been less than impressed with them. They stopped being resealable after…

There are a number of performance benefits to lighter rims (and carbon rims in specific). I’m looking at doing a back to back comparison piece on just this subject.

Can confirm, we have had a number of GT350 Wheels repaired. In fact our first was a good two years ago or so, and must have been one of the first wheels fixed.

That isn’t an apples to apples comparison as the TE37s don’t meet the engineer specifications from any major automotive company. The Carbon Revolution wheels do.

Someone did a test with a GT-R and found that carbon wheels made an absolutely enormous difference on the track.

One could say you are increasing your carbon footprint with those GT500/GT350R carbon wheels, hmm?

From what I understand about material sciences, carbon fiber has immense tensile strength, and it has some properties that are unique under extreme heat.

I thought the same, until I saw it in person.   It is a beautiful car

Hey! Jalopnik commenters are only supposed to be posting these types of comments in the Mach-E threads. Fall back in line!

Lost?  You should see the other guy. And by guy I mean pedestrian. 

ok boomer

Millennials are too busy taking their kids to college to remember specific Hondas.

TBH I could live without infiniti.

Bring back the Rampage so we can have the Ram Rampage.

Because the people at the top have incredibly thin skins and can’t stand to have their decisions questioned.

What are you gonna do with the other 4 minutes and 24 seconds?

The car was only a few months old.

Yep -- good point about Toyota’s lack of BEVs, but I see them as having gone all-in for PHEVs instead. I don’t think that’s a bad plan for the next decade, but they had better get on the ball. For them to be left behind in BEVs would be very embarrassing.

Thank you. I hope the uber-bosses realize that for many of us, time constraints and privacy issues prevent us from watching videos as a sole source of info for an article. I like to see a summary in writing and might save the video for later, but 90% of the time I’m not going to watch it.

Let me save everyone some time. Conclusions - traction control on: Audi slightly better. Traction control off: Audi more sloppy than the others. Trade-offs abound, and no real standout winner.

You’re welcome.