Since they may not give you a spare tire anymore, this makes sense to me.

Why not? It’s not like it’s the government doing drone surveillance. It’s some private company.

Probably not. But if you own 3300-odd units that are earning money every day, you’re probably pretty motivated to come up with the solution, somehow, yourself.

At that price, you could buy a spare for repair.

You’d think so, but I remember when I was living in Maine laughing at assertions that the government would be surveilling citizens with drones, then the police responding with, “Yeah, we’re doing that” and no further explanation.

The link in the post above doesn’t provide much more information than this post.

Those really are beautiful. They look so nice on the back of those flatbed trucks.

Kinda looks like an Andre 3000 joint.

Because only the British could fuck up a Honda ...

You seem to forget that building cars is just a sideline at Tesla. It’s an AI company now ...

I think you misinterpret that.

On the contrary: that rear axle assembly is a time bomb, with axle tramp lighting the fuse.

You think you can keep racing cheap by making teams fit unlimited cars under a silhouette body? How adorable.

New Hampshire? Car’s been up for sale for a couple of weeks, even though it’s offered at a pittance and promises to run perfectly?

This is just taunting, right?

Welcome back.

Really? Christ, that molten lump of a concept is fugly!

I had forgotten how pathetic those Fisher-Price designed Dodge interiors were in the early 2000s. Frankly, after looking at the pictures of that interior, I wish you had left me that way.

Living in sweaty south Florida makes me pass on this fun little buzz bomb.

It’s not unusual to find C3/C4 Corvettes that have been backdated/updated to reflect owner’s preferences for that Corvette look. I like the bubbleback C3s, but prefer the earlier 78-79 bumper caps.