People will be soft on this because it’s a vet, and we all want to support our vets. If it was out in the country, it wouldn’t be a problem.

I’m sure they’ll be great because literally anything else would be better than this hot mess. Toyota set the bar pretty low for themselves.

I would say electrical failure will make things far worse than no speedo in a new Tesla.

Good lord that shit is ugly.

Artisanal, free-range, fair-trade tofu.

Pfft... that’s nice but we really need more Lego Group C cars.

Are we, citizens of this fair net we call inter, ever going to grow up and acknowledge that the words we use fucking matter even if they’re just typed into a comment box?

Oh I let him go all right.

These look like Nutritional Facts and I don’t look at those.

Hey teens, I’m happy to say that Peter, the Practical Enthusiast who authored that monster 300ZX build thread a while back, will be on Jalopnik more these days. Get ready to follow more adventures in successful, competent vehicle repair!

This car has several things going for it:

I wouldn’t even say that Mike is that Over the top. He is AMAZINGLY cheerful, but not to optimum twat-waffle levels like some other reality shows. I also liked that Wheeler Dealers was free of a lot of bullshit. No stupid fucking pranks on co-workers or workplace drama I couldn’t give less of a damn about. The…

Basically Velocity wants to remove the entire reason for watching Wheeler Dealers. Sorry to Mike, but aside from the trouble spots he seemed to look for, watching the shopping/haggling/sales process was boring and inconsequential. You knew the car would have problems, you knew he would deal down, and you knew they…

This has been, bar none, the best car show on broadcast TV. From the sounds of it, there is going to be such a format change that it may lose all of its original honest appeal. The other “car” shows on TV are just scripted reality show non-sense. And that’s not just compared to Wheeler Dealers.

Oh my.

You’re doing God’s work, and you beat me to it.

Proofreader Man to the rescue! (sorry, it’s late and I’m procrastinating at work)

You’re just making stuff up. Peak employment at the EPA was in 1999. They are 15% below that now. Budget peaked in 2010. Down about 20% since then. https://www.epa.gov/planandbudget/budget

Anti-vax is a bipartisan wingnut thing as far as I can tell. On the Dumb-Dumb Left you have all the crunchy granola hippies and on the Dumb-Dumb Right you have the “muh freedumbs/muh libber-tea’s” crowd.