You carry a spare tire and a flat tire? Why?

Studs in the back only should be fine. I’d have concerns if the studs were only in the front. 

I’m guessing he was stopped when the suv landed on him. Or shortly before it did. And his rolling forward is the result of his foot coming off the brake as he dives for cover behind the dash. 

Good Samaritan. He is undoing someone else prank of swapping the hoses. 

I would guess that is a feature a lot of people would ask for. 

What regulations?

Also I think we have different definitions of the middle of middle class.

but you do understand the 32% is just for those dollars over the line, right? 

Looks suspicious. Doesn’t help that the axes aren’t labeled. But shouldn’t the effective tax rate be zero up to at least the standard deduction?

Shorting the starter doesn’t start the car.

Maybe they only weigh 110...

The Grunt’s range already accounts for regenerative braking, which comes from the twin-piston front and single-piston rear disc brakes. There’s no ABS on the Grunt.

how about engineering?

I know nothing about how Jalopnik employs people. But the The Tax Cut and Jobs Act ended almost all deductions of unreimbursed business expenses for W2 employees.

I had to go check your numbers, and wow. The lightest Model 3 is lighter than this car, color me impressed (in Tesla, not Mazda. Though the number I found listed the 3 as 7 pounds lighter, but still impressive.

Tax advice from a Jalopnik article comment section, that has to be legit. 

It’ll be an EV minivan

Isn't Gortex just plastic fabric?

Towing what? How heavy? How much additional rolling resistance? How big of an aero penalty? Trailer brakes (reducing regen on the truck)?

Yosemite is in California...