all right, well fuck that guy.

Can someone please share the lineage of the foxtail on mantas? I assumed it was related to the 24hr team, but a quick google shows diecast models with the fox tail even. So whats the folklore?

Enemies to the south has to point to Dorne.

Eleven- since it belongs in the upside down, and because it will provide literally minutes of laughter in regards to turning it up to 11.

For a while, the Sl65 was actually slower than the sl63

if the Taxi industry can remain profitable with so many operators, why can’t ride sharing?

the lift certainly didn’t help. AWD only helps under power. While its really easy to be an arm chair racer, staying on power and a bit of left foot brake to set the nose could have avoided the situation. Then again, so could have following posted speed limits.

Work predominantly, new job, new location.

Having just relocated from Florida to Buffalo, I’ve realized there is an unspoken rule to not mess with someone’s car in the cold. Could a thief abscond with your ride while doing this? of course. Will they? Probably not unless you’re in the absolute worst parts of town, and even then you’re probably safe.

Deleware is really weird with the low number plates as well

Seems like it would be an excellent gold claim to go stake.

unfortunately I saw the new dodge charger pattern real big in my rearview and all over my ass last night!

They’re doing it because they can simulate hundreds of thousands of miles of hard conditions in just a couple of laps.

When did Blancpain move from a single make series to a GT series? As long as I remember Blancpain was essentially gentlemen racers with their Lamborghinis.

The good news is its a honda, which means with intake, dp, and exhaust and a tune it will be pushing 300 in no time. Honda is going to have a 335/M3 issue on their hands quickly.

I hear you, the amount of excess is a bit ridiculous. I feel like if you have a half way decent idea and scream it out on the streets of san francisco, someone will hand you your “first round funding”.

What shocks me the most is the utter greed at work here. Didn’t Jalopnik just post a story on the goofy bonus structure at waymo that essentially paid people based on tenure in the amounts of millions of dollars? I get that a mil doesn’t buy you much in silicon valley, but to dig a hole this deep, and this unethically…

Why are the Wheels camouflaged, are they worried about getting sued for stealing that design too?

I enjoy the irony that the interviewer appears to be attractive in her own right, and chose to perform (or was instructed?) in an ill fitting giant coat.

no, its just unnecessary to remove if you have the right people :)