2nd gear: “We’re in the middle of a climate crisis,” said Marion Thiemann, transport-policy expert at Greenpeace. “The biggest problem is the automobile industry.”
LogicalLurker
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Counterpoint: the Mustang is good, the Focus ST is good, the Fiesta ST is good, the Fusion is objectively good. But people want SUVs and CUVs.
They already had that (excellent) idea, but the simpletons *didn’t bother to actually do it*
Two locals in my town own these and every time one passes by it’s truly an “event”. Even if you think you’re ready for it. That hunkered down stance with the steamroller tires makes that car look LOW and WIDE like some exotics would like to be able to pull off. And that crazy rumbling 180 degree V8 sounds like you put…
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He’s not the best in survival situations...
Trade Greenland for the Mustang GT500
Me: “Ha! Look at those idiots in their luxury crossovers! Real Jalops know those things are for losers. No way I’d ever even think about owning one."
That’s the Tesla Cult script. None of it matters when you are on long trips— and everybody factors long trips into their purchase decisions. There? The “Tesla model” adds 70% to your travel times. Most normal people consider that unacceptable.
Those are thorns and the blood of Christ, our savior. He died for your sins!!!!!
PODS- Reign in Boxes
Well done, sir. You can take the rest of the week off.
“Replacing Slayer as the car’s main sponsor is PODS...”
Weak.
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It wasn’t until I saw Mike Skinner’s hill climb at Goodwood that I realize this.
I learned something today. That’s ingenious.
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He was such a badass
Interesting fact on Nascar brakes. Notice Rudd flutters the pedal every now and then? You will see that for all Nascar drivers even today. Down the straight on a short track, the right foot is denting the floor board and the left foot is fluttering a bit on the brake. Do you know why they do that?
They tape a chicken to the front of the car and then tape the camera to the chicken. Instant camera stabilization and dinner for after the race.
As a NASCAR fan my whole life (who is also a fan of other disciplines), this comment is 100% spot on. Totally different skill set than road racing. And the sanctioning body is insane.