krymdog
Krymdog
krymdog

Pretty sure those are Luminas, dude.

I have yet to see a new Z, and I live in FL where retirees come to spend their children’s’ inheritance the money they saved during their career on playthings.

Florida. Come on, you know it is Florida.

You aren’t kidding. I went to Elkhart yesterday and spotted like 10 completely different state police cars. One was a candy red unmarked Charger with limo tint windows. Then there was a pickup truck that looked like a highway department vehicle, but it was clearly a cop truck.

Clarkson may be full of piss and vinegar and say random awful shit, but he doesn’t lie about this type of stuff. Plus, the real guy in charge- Andy Wilman- is unbelievably by the book in this regard, and honestly probably had final say.

I fully accept that your rant is just a rant and will offer you some valueless advice.

I voted NP, I had a’01 Pathfinder with the same stick, it was smooth and really fund to drive! Maybe a tad high with the miles but I’d rock it.

There aren’t many supercharged, manual, BOF SUV’s out there.  If I recall the 3rd gen 4Runner had a TRD kit to supercharge the 3.4 V6 but that was about it.  NP.

Sure. If you pony up the cash for their website, you can actually dig deeper. While they give a generic overall score, you can still aim for what you want. My take is something has to start out with solid reliability before I will even consider them, but still leaves a wealth of choices.

As the owner of a Frontier with 190K miles, I approve this message. Also, it does everything pretty well

That legendary Pontiac 3.5l V8, known for definitely existing. 

If musk was truly against this, I’m sure Tesla could remotely brick the CT.

Yup. “Just needs” is your introduction to endless problems. A filthy lie indeed. I’ll buy a clapped out project car if everyone on both sides of the sale knows that’s what is for sale. But I won’t buy a car pitched as a working car when it “just needs” anything. It is a sure sign that the owner is in the process of

“Just needs.” There’s no such thing as just needs. If it just needs a $300 freon charge do it and ask for $500 more. But you know it’s not that. It needs a $1,500 in compressor/clutch/lines work. If it just needs an 02 sensor to pass inspection, buy the $50 thing and put it in. But you know it’s not that. It needs

A lot of these coasters are in repressive religious regimes where my ways are frowned upon if not actively persecuted. Of course I mean Sandusky, Ohio.

Just a point of clarification / definition from the comments: a venture capital firm invests in early-stage, risky “startups”... moon shots that will probably fail, but could change humanity (at least, that’s the purest and most generous definition).

Delta has offered them one meal voucher and a $250 credit on a future flight. 

The drone in the article was flying at 75 feet. That's low enough to look in windows and for you to physically hear it. It should have been at 300-400 feet at the top of the airspace limits. I live next to a park and have drones fly next to my house and porch at roof level. Totally beyond the limits of reasonable

They should make them with https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toroidal_propeller

Are they noisier than UPS trucks?  I guess that’s the real question.