I was and am referring to a known problem with a limited set of a specific(ally poorly-designed) generation of a specific caliber. That you can’t put two and two together, or refuse to out of rabid fanboyism, is your problem.

Hype this, hype that, whatever.

Nope, the AR myth is a myth born from stupid people.

Ah, pretending you understand anything now, hilarious little one.

Reloads have nothing to do with Glock’s prior reputation for exploding pistols. Their poorly designed adaptation of .40SW into their 9mm frame has everything to do with it, instead.

Hooray for morons on the internet, rather.

It’s not a farce, it’s a throwback, combining the current EVOS-derived Ford styling language with the previous generations of Focus RS:

Humans are plenty hardy enough to handle the speed and g-forces wheeled racing vehicles can manage. The real problem circulates on what happens when things go wrong.

Calling it clever is considerate of you, but a bit much and contrary to the point you are attempting to make.

Or half of the cars in Hyundai, Honda/Acura, Toyota, Nissan, Dodge, etc.

Poor choice of specific car to attempt to make that point with.

Michael, do the unlucky ones sleep under or nearby?

A smaller crossover is right at the top of the list of what I’m considering for my next vehicle. They’re fine vehicles, just people will find an excuse to hate them just like sports ball teams and other hobbies.

Ah, so you’re trying to blame you and several other’s ridiculous and completely disgusting overreaction [“Hey look at this probably REAL video of a girl being raped.” you pieces of trash shared on your walls] on the creators, makes sense, sounds 100% American.

Bones out for Harambe. :’(

Why is anyone acting like this is new or a real problem?

Maybe it was all actually caused by the asshole in the black Ford Flex. :)

Pointed it out already, but you can see clearly that there is more than enough room on the right side of the road that the truck driver could have easily gone around him. Ramming and pushing the other guy’s car -into oncoming traffic, at that- was a conscious, deliberate decision.

Agree a new Bronco has been long overdue, but talk and clicks do not guarantee sales.

Your interpretation goes well past speculation right into projection.