Who doesn’t want to risk their lives to get to work all sweaty with helmet hair?

Other than an XC90, my Outback has the most comfortable seats of any car I’ve driven. They’re a big part of why we’ve never replaced the car, along with the godawful touchscreens on every viable replacement.

The price difference between the cheapest 2.5L Crosstrek and the Wilderness is only $3k. You’ll easily spend that on a kit and A/T tires, and you still won’t have the other upgrades to the car.

The seats on my ‘17 3.6R Touring were amazing, loved them! I loved the car and I miss it but the CVT is a ticking time bomb as many owners have found. With less than 60,000 miles mine was on the way out and quickly getting worse. Of course Subaru will replace it with a remanufactured unit but it's likely to happen…

They didn’t want the bill from the ambulance company.

Any officer who is being investigated should be prohibited from retiring or resigning in order to avoid repercussions. Period.

That’s not how domestic violence works

We shouldn’t blame the victim, domestic abuse is a complicated situation, and part of the abusers tactic is to make their partners feel like they are nothing and worthless, especially without them. Then when they do something really bad, the apologize and say they won’t do it again. Then they repeat the cycle. It’s…

The element was the Kia Soul before there was a Kia soul. 

I pretty much agree with you here, but the other problem that nobody seems to address is the fact that a lot of new cars, mostly EVs, have changed the basic use of their vehicles. Everyone knows how to hop in an older ICE vehicle, put it in gear, and use all the things required to drive (wipers, turn signals, HVAC).…

That’s a bit much. This entire situation could have been avoided by one Hertz employee bothering to explain a couple of key things about the car and tell them how to find a compatible charger.

Hertz doubling down on the very practices that put them in bankruptcy.

Shit, 28 years. The 90's was longer ago than i remember....

Why would she be SOL? She isn’t currently a pro, and hasn’t been for 18 years.

Amazing to me how there are still tournaments promising unaffordable (to them) prizes for holes in one. Just promise something cheaper like a TV, people will still enter the tournament. No one’s playing some jive ass tournament for the off chance of getting a car on a hole in one. On the other hand the object of golf…

I think this is the case Steve Lehto had a video on a couple weeks ago.  It sounds like the rules only stipulated that the entrants are amateurs and didn’t say anything about formerly being a pro.  I bet they’re going to be clear in the rules for that going forward.

Cops always lie.

The footage shows Dial getting out of his cruiser and approaching Irizarry’s car with his gun drawn. “I will f——— shoot you,” he says, before firing into the front driver’s seat where Irizarry was seated.

We know how this works. For him to be declared innocent all he has to do is convince the jury he was scared. Doesn’t matter if he was trained to not be scared, or if the reality of the situation was different form how he perceived it. If a cop gets scared and kills someone, it’s justified. That’s how qualified…

Murder. Straight up.