It’s in here where you’ll find this E88’s party piece, which is the shifter for the car’s General Motors-sourced six-speed manual transmission.

IBM understood the issue in 1979.

there will definitely be a __ Vs Tesla supreme court decision in the next 5 years.

I can’t count the number of times where something mildly insane happened to me and I later on wondered why the hell I didn’t do X, because obviously X would have been clear and reasonable thing to do, rather than Y, which was either somewhat useless or completely counter-productive. Things like this put us in weird…

I wonder if the police would have shown up if she told them that they intentionally attacked her with their car, and that she was afraid for her safety.

“Those so-called robotaxis don’t have any manual controls”

He was talking about voting machines, but yep, he said it.

Yeah - trading it in for a Corvette is much, much sadder than trading it for a Mirage. Don’t try to fake it.

I’d get one if they painted the wheels a horrible red.

Early 2010's large American sedans, especially cars like the Buick Lacrosse, Mercury Sable/Montego, etc.

The Palisade and Telluride are on the big side of midsize and still rock V6 motors. But I feel like their next-gen replacements will have turbo-4 MHEV and PHEV powerplants.

I’ve been casually perusing 2015/16 Lexus LS 460 AWD sedans. They’re pretty fantastic cars with an original sticker of somewhere around $80k. You can pick one up for $25-30k now pretty easy.

What, no Smokey and the bandit Trans Am?

New Civic looks good!

I’ve been into the shortwave radio hobby for many decades and in the 80's, they began selling decoder boxes that decoded a bunch of different digital signals you could hear. These ranged from news feeds to weather fax maps, morse code spy stuff, and marine traffic. One of the modes was “SITOR” which was very common on…

I’m lazy I prefer flap disks and its electric so therefore eco friendly 

I know how this all went down:

I love how this reads like they’re talking about an invasive species.

What happened, Subaru? You used to be cool...

Ever since they offered WRX/STI in the states almost 25 years ago they have literally been the same power and performance. They just kept getting uglier each generation.