It works the same for government contractors too. During the 2016 government shutdown we had to burn all of our PTO, then go into the negative for days we didn’t have. Once the gov reopened, we started losing contracts all over the place because no one knew where the money would be coming from or how much they had. I…

Neutral: It would be pointless. People that want to drive drunk will still drive drunk. They will easily bypass just about any system the government comes up with. Within minutes of a system becoming law, bypass kits will pop up on eBay, and I bet a lot of people who believe they never drive drunk will still carry one…

My ‘72 Stingray weighs 3605 lbs.

Meh. Even with all of the rust and holes, it still looks like a much better starting point than POStal. I’d still vote on focusing on the Golden Eagle though.

Too thin for how chunky the car is, and it needs to follow the curve of the ducktail.

Aren’t there issues with trying to register a car that was imported prior to the 25 mark, even if that time has since elapsed?

That would probably have been the least effective way to get me to move back. Pretty I’d just jump in and yell at KITT to drive.

I always thought these had the worst tailpipes ever. Almost centered, but not quite, just makes it look like a DIY job.

It’s like Jalopnik Bingo. You’ve got to know the proper response for each car and run to the discussion area to post it first.

Take it to the next level...

Exactly. I’ve only been delayed long enough to sleep once, and it was the airlines fault for cancelling my flight without notifying me. I got a room on their tab, slept for a whopping 3 hours, showered, and headed back to the airport. Much better than trying to get comfortable at a mostly closed airport over night.

I’m going to throw this out there - Peirce Brosnan was an excellent Bond. He just had terrible scripts to work with.

I went there once. I got yelled at over the intercom to back away from KITT. If I can’t lean in, how am I supposed to read all of the buttons?!

The Whistleblower and others spoke BEFORE seeing the Transcript.

The tailgate is definitely an improvement. I like the rollbars in the bed, but I’m guessing that’s not standard as it wasn’t mentioned. The off-set bowtie feels forced. The grill is bad, but I’m guessing half of these will end up with giant brush guards covering it, so it won’t be that noticeable.

I used to have a co-worker that lived in Delaware and worked in DC, driving every day. For some reason she found a new, closer to home job after about a year.

My current commute is 60 miles into DC. I take the commuter train to the metro, and it’s about an hour 40 minutes each way. The few times I’ve had to drive in, it has taken between 2 to 2 1/2 hours. It sucks, but at least I can sleep on the train instead of filling myself with road rage in DC traffic.

I watched a video of his for the first time last night, reviewing the Ariel Atom. At first, I was impressed at the level of detail he was going into describing every little button and knob... 10 minutes in though I couldn’t take it any more and fast forwarded to the driving. Wait, you’re not going to show me the car…

When there is a void of a specific niche vehicle, once it hits the market everyone who wanted one gets one, then there’s no one outside of the niche to keep demand high. See also Smart cars.

They advertised it a little, and it’s actually in one of the current ads.