$30,000ish?? $37.5k+ is not 30ish. $28k to $32k is 30ish.

More or less. Yes on a ‘solid axle’ the housing is solid with two axle shafts inside of it, but the differential is also in that solid housing, where-as with independent suspensions, the differential is mounted in a single place on the frame (sic) and does not move with the axles, so travel is limited while keeping…

Praise Musk one day, and then insult him the next because he doesn’t agree with your views. I usually ignore everyone who feels this way, but damn, Giz has turned into a shit hole lately.

Others have already stated it, but I’ll chime in too. Black holes are physical objects that (we believe) exist. They have mass and therefore can move through space. The gravity in a black hole is just so strong that we can’t ‘see’ any light escaping from a black hole. Imagine throwing a flashlight into a black hole.…

His acting in this one is top notch.

My 1.8T also does have a lot of gremlins. No problems though :) Starts and drives every time.

I’ve heard something similar to that from a few sources, the rationale being that whatever the average vehicle/tire friction coefficient at the time would hold on dry pavement without slipping, and then 50% error margin off of it.

You’re right, this article made me buy it and so far it’s pretty dang good. 1 down, 23 to go?

You’re right, it wouldn’t help at all if your battery failed while in your phone. However, the recall would then be on a $20 battery, not a $700 phone for 99.99% of users whose batteries did not fail. User replaceable, so they don’t need to bring it in to a store, and the phone works just fine for the rest after…

Not even close.

The Acura has no lights and brake checked the motorcyclist. Rude.

From what I’ve read; It’s easier in places like Europe where registration costs are insane, so nobody would buy a piece of crap car for a grand just to then spend another grand or so on registration. So if the car is only worth $1500, and registration costs you $1250, no one would buy the car unless it only cost $250.

If it’s priced well, I’ll definitely consider it. That 100,000 mile warranty is the real deal.

Something something Jeep Cherokee XJ with the 4.0 and AW4. I bought mine for $2k, so I’m sure there are others out there.

You’ve said it yourself: the engines have to last. Which means at 707HP they are no where near the limit, or else we would hear about serious issues. If they go through this shock durability test, I’m sure they know the weak points. If they were at the end of development in 2013 (2015 model year came out in 2014), do…

They can’t put the Gang Buys a Boat episode in the top 20. You know, because of the implications.

Oh, look, another writer managed to bring Trump into something that has absolutely nothing to do with American politics.

So a 5 year old truck with a bunch of highway miles still runs. Wow.

“Having fun doesn’t mean you need a budget”

I fully acknowledge and accept the weirdo moniker.