ND, but there’s a mad scientist inside me (with no skills whatsoever) cackling “convert that mess into a BEV!” That long wheelbase and useless back seat area could easily accommodate a battery pack.

My son is going to take my 2008 Ford Taurus Limited as his first car. He’s been learning on it already and likes driving it. It’s comfortable, safe, been well-maintained, and he knows I like it so there’s extra incentive to not beat it up. 

The lack of A/C pushes it into ND territory for me, but I was thinking hard about that. 

There was never a time when I didn’t think he was. It was just how he directed his energy that shifted.

I think it’s more complicated than the battery pack. I think IN GENERAL we’re at a tipping point in EV technology where a three-year-old car feels a generation older than what you can get into today, and three years from today, that perception gap might be even more acute. Times are changing, technology (hell, even…

ND, but not by much, really. I could see this being a $16K Nice Price, but I’d be wanting a deep dive PPI.

I thought it was heavily implied that the commandos were still clones. They were clearly more competent than we’ve seen any TKs be.

Didn’t...finish...Rebels...?

Shit, he’s been blown up more than once, then. Gregor was in the middle of that earth-shattering KABOOM when he helped D-Squad escape.

That’s a really good point. I wonder if there’s an administrative reason for the Batch pulling in the claws most of the time now? I don’t think they’ve had an in-universe explanation (I could imagine Omega channeling John Connor in T2: “You can’t go around killing everyone!”).

Dark Fate? Yeah, no. The one you needed to put here is Terminator: Salvation.

I wondered about that. It might fall in line with the de-escalation of violent content we’ve seen in the show (stun blasts all over the place, Orn Free Ta’s supposed death being walked back in dialogue, and now Lama Su’s fate being decidedly vague). But then Wrecker turns around and starts blasting the crap out of the…

The starter button in the current Honda Accord is in a little bump-out in the underside of the dash. It intrudes into the space where a tall driver’s knee would naturally rest and looks like it’s designed for a lifetime of hitting your knee’s funnybone. It’s an absolutely jawdropping poor design choice, and the…

1963 Studebaker Gran Turismo sitting right at $30K. I imagine this would put your clients right in the sweet spot of “popular” and “oh wow, what’s that?” cruise-in looki-loos.

I’m not as sensitive to it...Deadpool 2's splatteriness was about the point where I’d go “yeah okay guys, that’s good, you can stop now”, but in general, the way that DC properties go about it (ref. animated Harley Quinn as an example) is just weirdly offputting. And I don’t know why.

Yeah, I was thinking that from the descriptions, this was just trying to outdo Deadpool. 

Not criticizing those shows either. I suspect your motivations here.

If it had a manual transmission, I’d go NP. But it doesn’t.

It was a problem for a lot of European makes, even ones that were European-adjacent. That’s why the Ford Contour & its siblings were known for electrical issues...their wiring harnesses were made in Germany.