I feel like it’s only a matter of time before someone in the target market for this car finds  way to strap a giant CO2 tank in the trunk that replicates the emissions of a gas engine so the mouth breathing mulleted drivers of this car can brag to their friends that they have a fast EV while still saying f*** you to…

I mean the show had incredibly high viewership ratings, but I’m sure the millions of people who finished the season are idiots and you were the only smart one who realized the show was secretly boring :) 

They even named the mission “winnebago 1" so clearly the connection is not lost on them. 

Except the charity should generally be obliged to do approximately the things they said they wanted to do when they sought out your donation.

Yeah calling this micromanaging is silly. It’s not like he’s complaining about minor organization spending decisions, he takes issue with them going in an entirely different direction than indicated when they convinced him to donate.

Yeah this is garbage clickbait. Can someone point to a single example ever of a major corporation collectively bargaining with the employees of their vendor?

“Ah yes, I’m going to publish an article about why B looks better than A”

The golden gate bridge is about 4x as high and people regularly survive attempted suicide jumps there. 70 feet is probably a decent chance of some sort of injury, but very very survivable as long as the water is deep enough at the bottom and you’re able to swim downstream before the truck follows you down. Also I…

It’s because the Wrangler is the PHEV powertrain and the gladiator is the gas-only. 

Reminds me in the 90's when I was ~12, Ebay was gaining popularity and Pokemon cards were insanely popular and I had some money from my lawn mowing business.

I’m amazed by how many people have apparently never heard of the old line “if it seems too good to be true it probably is”.

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+1, and there’s text talking about looking dumb can mean what you want it to mean and it has a hyperlink to ... a beginner guide to taking on a project car? WTF

100%. “Within 50 miles” would cover sooooo many hotels on the big island, they definitely just meant no “in-network” hotels. 

I mean they had an entire paragraph in the intro warning that this isn’t meant to be a budget friendly set of suggestions

I was thinking the same, could it really have been THAT much more expensive to have the DART jettison a little camera bot a little while before impact?

ceramic and it’s not even close.

Well to be fair, their ranking was based on a weighting of road test results, customer satisfaction and predicted reliability. So if the argument is “well one of those factors turns negative like 10 years into ownership” it’s justifiable to have a pretty great score.

I’m pretty sure the runway is stationary and the tire is moving 200MPH :) 

I think it’s because the used market has figured out Porsche forgot to actually install turbos on any of these.