I drove a Sonoma with a 4.3L for 18 years before I decided I wanted something new. The platform is pretty damn solid. That Blazer is in nice shape and is probably good for a long time. Price seems very reasonable. 

Sometimes I wonder why people play games. lol

Probably but it’s an ugly car and it has that stupid Yolk. It might be fine for an occasional drag race but I wouldn’t want to track it on a road course. 

AWD makes up a lot though. People have long stuffed giant amounts of power under the hood but it means nothing if all it can do is melt rubber at the touch of the pedal. 

I get the surcharge in some cases. Paint is expensive to validate. The last quote I heard from a non luxury brand was it’s about $16 million to test a color and then it’s millions to buy the paint and if it has a low take rate (especially on smaller volume cars) then a lot of money is wasted since it has a finite…

I feel like they mean in the luxury space where Tesla positions itself. In that instance I agree.

I have always found their design bland and boring and I get a lot is due to max efficiency (at least for the exterior) but having a bland color pallet doesn’t help anything. Maybe now that they are selling more volume they can open up the color options more even if it’s one unique color a year it’d be something. 

That was the best possible scenario outside of them being smart enough to not have tried to steal in the first place. Glad no one was hurt.

I mean the 2006 Mustang was years after the Firebird left production forever and an all new design. My brother had a 2000 Mustang and that thing was just as cheap and creaky as the Firebird. Interiors were so bad during those years. 

The Firebird was a thing of beauty except for it’s interior. 

In another post the signing showed 7' or 84" and the width of the truck is 81.24" based on that I’d have almost 3" wiggle room that while tight is enough to make it through.

In another post the signing showed 7' or 84" and the width of the truck is 81.24" based on that I’d have almost 3" wiggle room that while tight is enough to make it through.

A normal full size Silverado is less then 7 feet wide. These people are shit drivers. Slow down and take your time and you should be able to clear that with no problem in anything a normal driver over there would have. 

You’re assuming that because it’s easy to replicate that a fix might be easy which isn’t always the case. You also need to understand that the fix could mean having to change the way the game handles things and those changes could drastically effect other areas of the game. The last thing they want is to play whack a…

I mean maybe you aren’t familiar with how coding can be but some stuff is not so easily fixed. Tracking down a cause can take a while and implementing fix that doesn’t further break things takes time. Testing is important especially the deeper the fix.

Game is looking pretty good. Here’s hoping. I want it to be a good game. 

I talk about the price because the PS5 uses off the shelf hardware and the Xbox uses a custom drive. Right now both options are relatively high because the tech is newer and there are shortages of components. Over time that will change but the M.2 drives will see big price drops while the custom one usually won’t.…

A year ago people were complaining this was complex. It wasn’t then and isn’t now. 10 minutes to use an off the shelf drive is far better then a bespoke one that will cost a lot and have limited options. 

My father has owned a 2-door 210 ‘57 for around 25 years and we have worked on it quite a bit recently to refresh it as it’s pretty much all original so many things show signs of wear just due to age. It’s got a brand new crate engine, modern power disc brakes, a new exhaust, a new driveshaft, a rebuilt transmission,…

These are neat but pretty useless because in my experience a lot of people are just gonna overload the damn thing anyways cause they “aren’t making a 2nd trip for 3 pieces of plywood!”