He only has 3 kids, Tom misread it. 

Ah fair enough, that’s actually how I read it at first as well. 

Anthony, the five seats requirement was tricky , especially since you don’t want another van in the fleet. That leaves either an SUV with three rows of seats or something more “vintage” with a bench in the front.

which then is evacuated via tubes that lead to a urethra or meatus, and then out of the body, usually in a piping-hot stream of gleaming saffron-colored urine.

*suprised pikachu*

So basically Zootopia IRL

Some guys do actually convert motorcycles to run on car tires. I don’t understand. 

I feel like the real story is that the windows roll down. Is that standard on this kind of vehicle now? I always thought one of the drawbacks with armored vehicles was the windows are locked in place. 

Never said a thing about how it drives, I’m sure its fantastic, but the numbers don’t lie (they are also not my opinion).

I know you show up on every one of these threads but I think some day you may have to admit that the NSX’s sales suck, regardless of whether or not it is a good car. 

I don’t think the question was, “What do snorkels do?” but rather, “I know what snorkels do, but why would an electric vehicle, which doesn’t require air, clean or otherwise, need a snorkel?”

You shouldn’t miss any of the three when we leave, then. 

Screw propulsion was an American invention. 

Given they are selling, on average, between zero and no NSXs, I can’t see them retooling everything just to release a targa version that no one will also buy.

Nah. 

Plus you can pick a 10-year old Maserati up for two tin cans and some pocket lint. 

Indeed