The windshield wiper controls in a Tesla Model 3 have always seemed a little too hidden to me…

They are going to go with secret option #4:

Or rather:

My ‘83 Subaru had several oil leaks and I decided to try 0W oil—which had just come out—because . . . I don’t know why, but it pissed out like water. Anyway, went on a camping trip and the oil was low when I got there, but couldn’t find anything but 2-cycle oil in the general store of the town. Eh, just a quart down.…

their struggle has not received much attention in the press.

You know that Acura has seen some shit. The path from being driven home by a senior level manager to carting around meth heads and stolen cats is not for the faint of heart. And since it’s a Honda, it probably has another decade of human tragedy ahead of it.

The only tiktok account that matters is Rusty Ranks Beers, where Rusty ranks beers

Now ... if only this would happen to every other coal-rolling assclown out there.

Because BLUE LIVES MATTER YOU MARXIST CRIMINAL LOVER.

Oh, he’s driving at something alright.  And it’s incest.  

Years ago, stuck in bumper to bumper traffic with my then GF, Miata ahead of us had a bumper sticker that read:

After the fix is in place, Bolt drivers will be able to charge to 100%.

I have no evidence at all for this theory, but I feel like for many Tesla owners, it’s by far the most expensive vehicle they’ve ever purchased. They’re perhaps making financial sacrifices to own a Tesla, purchasing a $60k vehicle instead of a $40k one because it makes them part of a brave new world of green…

Replacing the bolts that break isn’t the problem, its extracting the rest of the bolt. The fastest way to turn a 10 minute job into a 5 hour one is snapping the head off a bolt.

Probably for the last 20 yrs I have had this crazy half-baked idea of a movie involving hard partying Group B Rally drivers.  It would be original at least.

God, Ohio sucks for more reasons than I previously knew.

we’re not a snuff site, after all.

Still hardly a car. Its low volume and not even street legal. It still comes back to the Ford Taunus being the only V4 engine to ever hit a production car.

Serious ‘Blair Witch’ vibes going on with that video. But... damn. That thing sounds and looks like a ton of fun.