You mean, it’s not Ferrari-Chrysler-Automotive?!

God forbid they’re pulling a flat trailer or bike rack or pop-up camper, completely blocking the turn signals.

1,468 pounds with typical HD rider.

To the last point (license plates), here in CO we’ve been told to just ignore the temp tag expiration dates for the time being. Cops have been instructed to ignore expired tags due to COVID. As for private sale, I would just keep receipts/bill-of-sale/etc in the glove box in case you get questioned.

Go to the Calendar tab, then click Meet Now. It’ll open a meeting right away w/o any other attendees.

Eh, the quick and dirty method is a lot more fun, though...

Considering most folks shouldn’t really be driving much anyways, I can’t see even service depts as super essential.

Big taillight!

Not from inside the car while driving....

My 2013 Land Cruiser isn't "smart" like new cars, but I can change the tilt of the headlights manually. When city driving, I'll point them down. When on open roads, I'll roll them back up to normal. 

Not to mention, you still have to build the stupid amount of road infrastructure to handle everyone driving into work solo every morning.

Your city is definitely not too small for transit. For example, Stuttgart German has a population of ~600k and has a very robust transit system....despite being the home for two of Germany’s most renowned automotive companies.

Off-roaders usually want the smallest wheel diameter possible, in order to give more space to taller tires.

Actually, to ‘nonocollusion’lol...it also autocorrects ‘Trump’ to ‘stable genius’

Not sure what I’m missing here....

Not sure what I’m missing here....

“The ones that are scary around here is when an 18 wheeler loses its brakes on a large hill and plows into a car, truly amazing when anyone walks out of one of those.”
This was the aftermath of a semi plowing through a Ford Explorer with a trailer behind it. (yes, that’s what’s left of the trailer...frame is over the…

If I’m coming home from a stressful week of on-site international work, then you bet your ass I’m sleeping as much as I possibly can.

If regular, boring doors means a sub-$60k starting price, then I’m 100% okay with this.

Minneapolis (and most of Europe incl Scandinavia) all have pretty decent bike ridership, and their climate is pretty cold/snowy in the winter...with Minneapolis being on an entirely different echelon of cold.

As someone living in Denver w/o AC (getting fixed when I’m out of town in 2 weeks), I would like to disagree that CO doesn’t need AC as much. :P