NYC TLC totally mismanaged the medallions when they started issuing licenses to rideshares.

I feel like Yuki Tsunoda, out-racing Bottas in what should be the fastest car on the grid, was huge for his nascent career. I’m hoping he’ll ride this high into 2022 season, and finally get Franz Tost the P5 in constructor’s championship he so desperately craves.

So... Lewis Hamilton didn’t want to leave his excellent team and move to Ferrari? Not sure that link proves your point?

Vettel left a RBR that was in shambles. Schumacher leaving Benetton shows it was Schumi, not Benetton, that was special, with Benetton going from #1 to #3, and Ferrari improving from #3 to #2.

Really? Because if I already had a drive at RBR or Mercedes, I’d totally say “no”. And if I had a drive at McLaren as a primary driver, I don’t think I’d go as #2 to Ferrari.

TBF, she would be going the opposite direction of traffic once she the west side of Manhattan.

His time at Mclaren was stellar and he just proved it again at Ferrari.

I’m sure they were under the impression theirs was a rescue operation and not a recovery one, until they got to the woman’s body.

Step 1: tow things on camera.
Step 2: put the footage on an absurdly popular YouTube channel.
Step 3: commit insurance fraud on the same job.
Step 4: ???
Step 5: profit....?

ikr? Especially first day’s practices. Tomorrow they’ll all go back, apply their findings to their cars, do more quali and long run simulations. They might be more representative.

I mean, aren’t most news sources biased anyway? They ply their trades to incite anger, not always to inform.

It’s even funnier when you realise Ferrari (the surname) is just an Italian occupational surname for smith. Ferrari the Smith!

Are the words “King” and “Ranch” separated? Because F-150 Ranch King (with a dressing decal) would be funny.

Same.

I feel like it’s not for parts cost, but for parts commonality. They had the RWD W124, and then someone decided they needed to offer AWD too. Instead of having 2 completely different front suspensions, they decided to shoehorn this thing in. I bet you the suspension engineer who figured this out got a nice bonus that…

Hah. Was going up some hill on my way to skiing in my Subaru. This brodozer that made the most aggressive pass on me a few miles back got stuck on the side of the road after, presumably, sliding on ice or something my Blizzaks handled with aplomb. I did stop to help him out, but it was funny when I had zero issues…

Nah, they figured out auto up/down on the passenger windows too. Even on something as pedestrian as a CR-V.

If you have expensive limited edition toy money, you can use that to make more while you wait for the car market to settle down.

My wife is not a car person and this bugs the living hell out of me. It’s a constant battle to get anything done with either car, because she doesn’t get that regular maintenance is cheaper and easier than what will have to be dealt with later on if it isn’t done.

The idiot ended up hitting people with a 2+ tonne metal object whilst trying to harm them in a different manner. I don’t see why charging this person is at all a question.