It would have definitely given that grown child a clue.

I know it would be a logistical nightmare with our current DMV system, but I’ve always thought we need more frequent driver competency tests. A single exam when you first get your license, and never having to retest until late into your golden years, is absolute insanity.

Correct. It would be like the cartridge slot door on an NES console.

Hmm. Closer to sea level, maybe?

dumb and wonderful. Star’d

This would be the perfect version to include the rear gullwing doors.

There’s a community bed with your name on it, buddy.

Holy shit. Does this mean, possibly(!), that hybrids totally suck? Right guys?

I would assume pretty safely that they want to expand their technical acumen for their road cars by testing new technologies etc. on their Le Mans efforts, correct? That’s pretty much been the M.O. for any of these participating manufacturers.

If we had to sum it up in a sentence or two: why does the Toyota team seem to be the darlings of the Jalopnik commentariat here?

Another topical observation, related to diesel having a bad image. It also sounds bad to say and hear – like any ugly, guttural, angry-sounding Bavarian word. Commence the meme posting of what the German word is for Butterfly, and you have it about right.

See? Car culture that caters to women.

Keeping Le Mans green? Plug in hybrids? Batteries? Trees?

This is excellent too.

OOOooo, I’ve never seen this before. Excellent.

The particular startup mentioned in this article, for sure, is geared toward the Coachella / Burning Man set. But mainly because of the heavy tech-centric bent. Doesn’t really interest me.

I would argue that having a food-truck-turned-produce-store would reduce the overhead of having a permanent grocer in those neighborhoods, thus giving a fighting chance to make quality food in food deserts quite a bit more affordable.

Hmm. Why not tweak this idea to suit service to “food deserts” in pockets of American cities? Food trucks outfitted to bring fresh produce and healthy grocery items/essentials that are affordably priced to parts of cities that have little access to quality grocers, rolling around 12 noon and 5 o’clock every day.

Question: can you give me a great example of a particular rag/media/special interest, one which traditionally skews very male-heavy, that has successfully gained a sizable female audience through simply adjusting content?

My grandparents had one (of course they did). Blue paint with a velvet-like blue interior. I can still smell it.