Here in Maryland, we have Moses Blinkers. People put on their turn signals and GO, because traffic should part for them.

Analyst (an-a-lyst), noun: 1. A person who knows a thousand ways to make love, but has never had a sexual partner. 

6. Service your trailer wheel bearings at least once a season, so we don’t have to laugh at you when you lose a wheel coming home with your boat.

I loooooove my semi-autonomous systems. Its the same as monitoring cruise control, but makes the drive so much nicer. Granted, I commute a lot and take some long trips, and these systems excel at that. As I age, I find my performance envelope is far exceeded by my car, so, you know, voluntarily keeping the roads safe…

To be fair, it is a little easier to test electrical harnesses in a static test bed than it is to test some mechanical systems and full body mechanics / dynamics. That being said, yeah, like the plague here.

Using ThickNet and Vampire taps?!!

Those bias ply tires seemed to have a lot to complain about, though.

It’s got the most adorable headlights, though. =)

Welderup garage. https://welderup.com/ 

Leave us not forget that when an autonomous vehicle is not being used, it can stand by somewhere, and not have to drive around. It just goes to sleep until called. That doesn’t take into account the cost of parking somewhere. Or the problems with local residents complaining about side street parking and changing this…

Parts bin cars go WAAAAY back to at least the early 1950s. GM made no bones about putting an Oldsmobile engine in a Pontiac, for example. Ford and GM have been in bed with many foreign partners and released whole cars with no change but the badge going way back, the starkest example I can think of being the rebadged…

“Please make a car the same color as paving material at twilight!” -No Insurance Executive Ever.

Yes, but the picture in her attic looks Fabulous!

I’d like to hear a B-36 with all 6 turning, and all 4 burning. I built a model of one for my dad in the 80s. He had seen them in the USAF in the early 50s. I’ve been buzzed by a 2 or 4 radial engined WWII era bomber that was fogging for mosquitoes in Ocean City, MD in the 90s. I’m old.

Not according to Dram Shop states, which Florida is. It’s the actual consumption that is considered the proximate cause, not the serving, UNLESS, the person served is known to be a habitual drinker (in Florida’s case,) which is why they are alleging he was a known alcoholic. Even in that case, it is not likely they…

Probably don’t worry about it since most US wheat and many other crops are harvested after first being sprayed with glyphosate a week before harvest to increase yield. If you have eaten any wheat product (since about the time everyone claims to have gotten gluten allergies) then you’ve already ingested tons of it.

So, you’re saying they’re a trap?

Since I am old and in the way, I don’t ride anymore and prefer 4 wheels. I don’t want to be a BAMBI statistic. But as it is, these boxer twins have a reputation for reliability, so I voted NP. I dare say that 99.999% of the voters don’t ever purchase the vehicle (or egg chair) featured, just getting in on the fun.

Take your star, sir!

NP. However, were I to purchase it, I would also purchase the full shop manuals (probably a few thousand extra) and learn to tinker on it. Admittedly, it is already long in the tooth re: technology, but so is any other used car of the same age. It would NOT, however, be a daily driver, unless I owned 2 (1 to drive…