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Stop-and-go traffic is about as efficient as you get.  Regen braking when you come to a stop, zero power used when stopped, and quick instant torque to get going.  18mph sure is a useless number to prove anything besides give a big result, but if they bumped it to 35mph and got a similar figure, that is much closer to

Nobody is buying the cars we dont sell

The only annoying part here is that the RSX was the renamed Integra, not a Prelude or anything else. By calling the new model the Integra instead of the RSX, they did away with any possible continuity on that name.

But we can still be mad that it’s yet another crossover, regardless of the name, right?

No beer drinkers or winos - it’s the hard stuff only there!

Ryanair pulling out of all British airports then. Because there is no way that Brits will consent to flying anywhere without enough booze in them to pretty much kill an average Midwest town.

Collective punishment is never the answer. Not my problem.

The “go back to South Africa” line is just *chef’s kiss*.

Don’t give them any ideas.

I hope the transmission stays in one piece. And this is an odd limited edition to me, 197 hp is super doable on an ND Miata (though with FI, not revised heads and engine guts), and wheels, aero, decals, dampers, etc. are all readily available to suit the driver’s specific needs. And Aero Gray? I’m so over gray. Not

I am absolutely loving this terminology, but actually both are frequently true at the same time. The river bottom isn’t solid at all. It’s constantly changing, a source of endless frustration for the US Army Corps of Engineers that has to maintain the channel. But hey, it keeps dredge boats in business.

These 16" guns of the battleship New Jersey are pointing north, right at the Ben Franklin Bridge. If the tides won’t do the job, these will get it done.

If your BMW is off by 4 PSI, I’m pretty sure it just self-destructs. I mean, look what happened to that M4 guy whose tires were only 1.5 PSI off...

Rougher than napkin math but my rule of thumb has always been, for every 10 degrees down, you lose 1psi. So if your garage is 60 and it’s 20 outside, you’ll lose 4psi. Not a huge deal if your tires are at 30. If you’re at 20, though, that’s a 20% drop. Especially if you drive a BMW.

Further complicating matters, the Coast Guard says it’s been dealing with exceptionally low water levels

A set of Nokian snows at 20psi will turn a FWD minivan from a sled into a tank.

After 20+ years, the STI still only makes around 300 HP 😂

I have a ‘24 Mazda3 with a manual trans! It handles great and fun to drive but all it needs is a little turbo...

Nah, I drive a FK8. No need for all that complicated German engineering.