Yeah, it’s really no different in concept than all the McLarens, Ferraris, etc. that never see a track.

Prices of Esprits are climbing, as is true with most poster cars from the late 80s/90s. This is a good mix of “well-taken care of” while also not being a show car or garage queen, so you won’t feel bad getting it dirty putting 300 miles on it in a weekend. NP, not much to lose here. 

You must be mistaken, I was told that Apple products “just work.”

If your friends and family don’t know how to cross the road safely, I hope their mommy’s teach them soon.

People are spending 53% more time with their heads buried in their phones, though.

Erin, perhaps the reason the NHTSA has done fuck-all is because their data says that the reason for increasing pedestrian injuries and fatalities is pedestrian stupidity; and for once the govt. is trying not to force the private sector to pick up the costs of supporting morons?

OK, hold it there nostalgia-boy. Your 20 year old self remembers the DX as glorious. Your 50 year old self would probably hate driving it with the burning intensity of a thousand suns. Your 50 year old self would be terrified at the total lack of safety. What you remember as this amazing car that was absolutely…

I wish people would stop blaming “capitalism” for someone else’s shitty business decisions

I’m a sometimes-wedding photographer and also work for some wineries that are popular venues.

When this all began, we had to cancel a wedding at one winery, and the couple asked if they could still come and say their vows in the vineyard that day. Just by themselves. My heart broke for them. I’m not a big wedding…

I think the question is, how do you make Hispanic icons that cater to all Hispanics equally (and not just Mexicans for example)?

It’s also almost like they agreed to one set of rules, and then the rules got changed without their input or consent.

It’s almost like they voluntarily decided to use someone else’s ad-based platform to broadcast their videos. 

CT4-V = C43 AMG = M340i = S4

Or

Ingenuity by itself is not bad and should be encouraged.

I actually admire the ingenuity of the folks on the assembly line who came up with this. Tesla will get the quality details worked out eventually. 

Here’s a rag. Wipe the spit off your chin.

Ingenuity from an assembly line worker is actually a very bad thing.

Something Ive learned as Ive agead: Cheap is expensive. Whether in time or actual dollars, cheap will cost more over time

Would excessive speeding like this be reduced if all speed limits were based on some sort of scientifically-based actual safe traveling speed, rather than having areas of arbitrary reduced limits, seemingly for no reason other than revenue generation?