Nobody was a dick to Skynet. Skynet simply interpreted the data and decided that we were GOING to be dicks to it.

Bam.

You’ll never have to worry about your job being stealed.

I used to work for an automotive supplier that manufactured floor mats. Take it from me, those things are the most overpriced accessory you can buy for your car. A 4-pc, 60 oz. set for a Lexus costs $300 from the dealer; manufacture cost, $37. Epic rip.

Not on this particular article, though there have been ones in the past where I have asked questions/pointed out errors.

You think of that before anything related to cats, dogs, pet projects, the verb, etc. How close are you allowed to schools?

I’m a rather long term Jalopnik reader, but she does have a point. It can work in specific cities. I’ve experienced them myself. The cities become more pleasant, more liveable that way. However, it’s a pipe dream to even imagine it’s implementable everywhere. Extreme sprawl, hills, extreme temperatures, all of them…

Maybe if she got a car, she could gain more traction, and go the extra mile on her crusade.

Where I live, 23hp merging onto the freeway gets you a 4000lb suppository in the form of a soccer mom paying attention to literally everything else on the planet that isn’t the road 100' in front of her bumper.

The Fit has a 1.5 making 130 crank.

the 1.6L Fiesta has 120hp, and I think de 1.6 in the veloster has even more.

We sure have come a long way. An EcoBoost 3-cylinder makes twice the horsepower (123hp and 148 lb-ft of torque).

So stick with the regular factory floor mats. Put them in a box. Pay half this much for custom floor mats with the same or better quality. Take the regular factory mats out when you want to sell.

No one is going to pay 10g’s more for an NSX in 50 years because it has the “tufted” floor mats.

This is Foxtrot Alpha an extension to Jalopnik. If you don’t want to read about it, don’t click the article.

It’s on Foxtrot Alpha, a military blog. Because it usually focuses on military hardware it is a sub-blog of Jalopnik (imprint or something, not sure their offical terms for it), but occasionally branches out to other aspects. As GITMO is largely (if not entirely) a military facility, it is relevant.

Considering that their job is to get dirty and worn by my heel rocking back and forth between the pedals on them, probably. They’re mats, not carpet. They exist to sacrifice themselves so that the surface underneath does not have to suffer.

They’re floor mats.

I’m just about certain you could commission bespoke floor mats for less money.

Call it “I just blue six grand”.

They will both crash at approximately the same speed at Laguna Seca.