The rules meant showing Alpine the flag so they could correct the issue not assessing a penalty for race control not doing their job on time.

Duesenberg! They were so good we STILL have a saying from their brand 85 years after they ceased to exist!

I can sum up 2/3 of the posts with this:

Or, to save cost/weight/complexity at least have an energy capture system to brake the trailer and recharge the batteries in the vehicle. Keeping to load moving isn't the problem after all it's accelerating the load so giving extra power while slowing down should help quite a bit at a more reasonable cost than a full…

What’s the big deal? They'll just release an over-the-air hardware update and everything will be fine!

If you can’t make enough money doing something to make it with your while then... don’t do it anymore and find a better job?

It has to be the car that committed suicide after a win.

That Jeep is still in the best shape of any used Jeep I’ve ever seen you write about on this site, so it has that going for it at least.

I have 600mbps for about $50/month and haven’t had less than 100mbps in at least 5 years.

As a Texan all of these laments of bad internet confuse me greatly. I’ve had access to 100mbps+ for 5 years at least and right now I can’t even get less than 300mbps from my ISP (I have 600 currently, their mid range).

You need to check out the cup holders in the Saab 9-3 circa 2008. They spin out of a slot in the dash.

The Pontiac Aztec called and wants its rear hatch design back.

I never saw this mentioned below, but I think the biggest cost is actually the charging network. It’s doable to build the things, but where can users charge them? How can they drive beyond 150 miles from home (half the capacity)?

Insurance agent here. You CAN get umbrella coverage without having the auto with the same carrier, but you have very few options.

They did Brain Crash because their deal with the BBC prevented them from actually interviewing any on the show. It was just an elaborate troll.