The issue with electric aviation is power vs performance vs weight. you can get more range, but you are carrying more weight and you run into a law of diminishing returns. You can counteract this with longer wings, but this increases drag. You can counteract this by flying slower, but that increases time to station.

Why not just buy a yeti?

If its so deeply rooted in Mando history to not take off their helmets, why in EP 2 is it all Jango and Boba without helmets? 

its my understanding that you have the legal right to clear the intersection when the light is changing, whether it hits red or not? if you’re already in the intersection and the light is changing, its you’re right away to clear the intersection once safe is it not?

it seems like an excellent way to find yourself on the wrong side of an assault. 

OMG why not? its so nice to see out of the rear unobscured when its raining or snowing or even just dirty. 

Id say my interest in racing coincided with my interest in cars. I really got into cars when my father purchased an RX8 in high school, shortly after that I found TopGear, and segued into racing. Endurance Racing was the first thing to really appeal to me, not only where the GT cars awesome and production based, but…

Right? We can’t just have a potentiometer that allows for infinite speed adjustment? In both of our vehicles (both sans rear wiper sadly) adjusting the little click stalk to help better refine wiper speed often leaves me feeling its too fast or mildly too slow for conditions. 

Yet another simple Idea I am mad I didn’t think of. Its so simple it hurts. Install Inertial measurement unit, install servos, set parameters for measured forces, tilt wing accordingly.  my only mild gripe is that the system will always be reactionary without the vehicle data communicating with it. 

Rear wipers are amazing, and it astonishes me that more sedans and coupes don’t have them, especially as rooflines become ever more sloped. the Japanese Domestic Market has the right idea in mandating rear wipers. We have 3 mirrors dedicated to looking behind us, yet we don’t clamor for the one tool that makes seeing…

Wouldnt the inclusion of a reproduction tool kit constitute a mark against a vehicle in a concours scenario? While I am sure it less of a mark against the vehicle as not having a tool kit at all, wouldn’t a true purist opt for the used original version if they absolutely had to have it?

Well its nice to know the misspellings aren’t due to a lack of editorial proofreading effort.

Should you ever find yourself in Elkhart, Indiana, be sure to go visit Furrion. They do some amazing stuff!

I wasn’t aware how often zz top used their ghost powers to fade in and help dudes get laid by way of their car. 

As someone who grew up with a father that suffered from a british car addiction, i can certifiably say there isnt much safe about an MG TD or TF aside from the fact that any appreciable speed took quite a while to gather. however drum brakes typically meant it took just as much time to scrub as well. 

Because she wanted to as the practical hatch afforded a bit more room for the rest of the gear. While i agree for her purposes its a perfectly fine car, the target audience, or what I presume to be the audience, are semi affluent young professionals with a kid on the way or in the near future. They have a bit more…

404 passenger not found. Look at the difference between drivers seat and passenger seat position, drivers seat is partially behind the b pillar and relatively straight backed, the passenger seat is a good 4-6 inches ahead of the drivers seat and at a 20*+ recline. The front seat has to be at a ridiculous angle and…

not without the front passenger eating dashboard. 

404 Honey Comb not found. that dust is delicious. 

Thank you for saying something finally. I was very saddened when my mother in law visited with her little merc GLA and we couldn’t even fit a rear facing child seat in there. in my opinion the GLA is designed to give a young professional the mercedes marque while offering some family capability. I would feel…