Now I physically shift my body to see around the a-pillar as I come to a stop.

The girl’s name was Obianuju Osuegbu, there wasn’t “some wild mental gymnastics” to blame her there was just some plain old ingrained racism. Would happily wager my life savings that if it was a white cheerleader that got killed than the driver would be facing vehicular manslaughter.

Or become a cop, either way

“It took some wild mental gymnastics — including just making shit up — for the police could find a way to blame a kid killed by such a driver, but they got there.”

I guess this is nice, but it really seems like gameplay-wise, the entire AAA industry is stagnated. Like where are the evolutions on that end? It kind of feels like, to me, that the 360 era was the high point for that, and it’s been kind of stagnant since.

...yeah, but how is it to develop for?

Nothing says “excitement” like a mild refresh of a 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe...

Possibly the most boring wheel Ford ever put on a Mustang.

Always hated the two below on 4th generation Firebirds.

Graph paper looks like the future!

Sorry, found them:

From about 2015-2020, Honda was putting out some really hideous wheel designs. Here’s a few more:

Unpopular opinion:

Haha... all you fox body stans remember this bullshit?

this drives me insane. no one else seems to notice

I hate the snowflake style. Its making its way into so many cars: VW, Jeep, etc. I have VW’s version on my alltrack. I just want 5-6 spokes with sizeable voids in them to make them easy to clean

Generally agree, but it isn’t impossible, you just have to use it carefully. The worse will have the mismatch but it does not disqualify all. Counter point:

How about Chevy putting a square peg in a round hole?

Directional wheels, they sometimes look ok on one side where the direction makes sense with the motion of the wheel... but they always look awkward to down right stupid on the other side where the direction of the wheel and the direction of the design are going against each other.

This awful CRV wheel. Ugh.