Can we talk about the simple cool of that Aermacchi?

That would be an improvement on the current product model.

That HP will be pretty usable. The GT500, like EVERY modern car will have a lot of torque management in the ECM. This effectively de-tunes the engine in conditions that would strain the drive train, risk engine damage (LSPI), or give the driver an ‘unmanageable amount of power’. This is what allows 700+hp cars to be…

Once you couch the expectations and ‘ideals’ set by the enthusiast ecosystem as a whole, they each stand as great cars that are arguably better than the original.

The NDis as fast as the MS NB stock, faster since 2019 , has a much more refined chassis, suspension, interior, and ergonomics, and offers far more than any…

This made my wife laugh for a good while. (Full transparency, she’s the MassEffect nut, I’m just a filthy casual.)

Imagining Garrus calibrating wheel offsets makes me happy.

It is a great truck, that needs a visual update, but that delivers on the drive train. I’m excited to start tuning them as they already have the guts of the RS engine, with a unique turbocharger, that I assume is geared toward low-end torque delivery, even more than the standard Ecoboost 2.3L turbocharger is.

As the market stands now, this is a fantastic price. As the market should be? This is overpriced, as all FD’s currently are in the market.

I owned an FD, I miss my FD, but I won’t buy another FD, until the prices return (if they ever do) to normalcy. There are far too many, way better cars, that also have an emotional…

A bit worrisome for sure. The SS is on my short list, and may be staying on that list for a longwhile. lol

I have a strange moral and irrational attachment to cars (hence my current Mach1). I wouldn’t have felt good about flipping the car, especially given the background of it. I would have taken the restoration on myself (hired it out if needed) and kept James around, maybe take him for rides to car shows once and awhile.

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While we all know what will happen to the trucks and SUV’s; what will be interesting to see, is what will happen to all of the overpriced electric cars.

I’m betting Mazda will be ahead of the rest with their ‘lets keep our small cars and efficient gas engines’ methodology, while Chevy and GM will be scrambling to…

I often wonder if recessions are self-fulfilling prophecies these days. Things will be going well enough, yet the stock futurists and news outlets continue to report how a recession is happening, and if they do it long enough, it will. It may be a natural ebb and flow of the markets and people’s knee jerk reactions…

We already see it happening with the social-scooter business model. The scooters are linked to your phone during your rental, and designated areas are ‘off limits’ where the scooter will refuse to operate.

What is very, infuriatingly, likely, is that the autonomous systems will refuse to traverse an area purely for…

This seems a bit extreme, but terrifyingly not outside the realm of possibility.

System control links could set ‘safe zones’ where people’s vehicles are not allowed to travel, based upon political, hazard, or weather concerns. Some of those sound positive, keeping people safe, however, if you can control them for…

Yep. I loved my E92 335i M-Sport manual. I really wanted an E93 (wagon), but the US didn’t get the 335i trim in the practical body style. Had a wagon existed, I’d still own that car.

I like the art style and generational take on having siblings that are kiddos to the original Commander Keen. What I don’t like is that it is just another cut-and-paste hack of a mobile game with turn-based movement.

The source gameplay style isn’t that taxing or difficult to control on a touch-only device, they could…

DT sums it up nicely; these people aren’t harming anyone and it is their own possession to modify, or attach stuff to as they see fit.

I dig the Challenger and Charger SRT/Scat Pack cars, and the yellow detail looks kinda cool on some colors. If I were an owner, I could see myself wanting this detail if the car had no…

Not my question. I have over 60,000miles on the saddle of a ‘litre bike’, I know the definition of the word he used, what I don’t get is why the size of the engine is significant.

Davey is an experienced rider and has had ample opportunities to ride rabid sportbikes before now, leaving the risk of inexperience or…

What is the significance of the engine displacement?

FCA is one of the first manufacturers to utilize Artificial Neural Networking to model air flow for the engine (example: 2015-forward HEMI powered vehicles).