I doubt it. It looks like the rubber held.
Amen, it’s yours to use. Nobody is beating my door down in 5 years for my 10 year old clapped out Tacoma with coffee stains on the seats, pen marks from using it for work and duck feathers stuck to the bed from cleaning my fall hunt.
Static Friction > Dynamic Friction. The spinning tires on that Colorado were providing relatively little force. The C-Max could have the worst tires in the world and it probably still wouldn’t have moved.
Except the Colorado doesn’t have much weight over the rear wheels, so it’s 2 wheels will lose traction before the C-max’s 4 wheels will.
Isn’t that just the old GM vs Ford thing? Ford looking sturdy and kind of cool, while GM is getting all hot and breaking stuff?
The driver must have been having a sweet dream.
Sleeper. You’re doing it wrong.
Well, kids - this is how crossovers are made.
I’m sorry, you’re gonna need to include the list of things you can’t eat in the new Camaro ZL1:
There is some great prose in today’s entries. My favorite is probably,
Do you expect me to shop?
I shouldn’t complain about the few hatchback cars we actually get in the USA, but damn why do they all have to be sloped/chopped-off at the rear to look like a jelly bean rather than have a little bit of long-roof “wagon” look? The latest Mazda 3 is like this too. Sure, they’re technically hatchbacks, but what’s wrong…
Bondo, James Bondo.
God, I miss the ‘90s.
I miss the late 80s.
Why does Boris look like Torchinsky? Have we finally uncovered the true reason behind Torch’s obsession with bizarre air-cooled Eastern European cars?
..........If someone doesn’t replace that shiggidy with a machine gun, I will be sorely disappointed.
