Toaty McToatfacey?

Silly me thought the answer was “incessant and costly repair bills.”

I’ll also mention that third gear feels tall; shift into three while driving below 30 mph, and get ready to watch the first derivative of your vehicle’s velocity with respect to time fall towards zero.

Quit whining and move your car, Kevin.

So except for the (so handsome) Infiniti, he should be prepared to be late for work once a week?

Fun stuff. As someone who took driving lessons in an AMC product of the same era as that Pacer, I just warn that it handling is not its forte.

Yes. At this point all the technology in cars feels like a burden. A new car needs us to do a few things but seems to wish it didn’t. It’s like we’re all just waiting for them to drive themselves and make us obsolete so we don’t have to be bothered with the inputs they need anymore.

I want an Engine O’ride button. Stop telling me what to do, stupid engine!

Every news story I’ve seen mentions Michael Sam, but he was not an active player when he came out.

What did that cost, if you don’t mind me asking?

You’re just doing your the Post-Covid (almost) Life Reassessment. People are quitting jobs, living in vans, growing tomatoes, raising bees. For you, it’s “Do I want to go through life having never owned a 911?”

Unless you’re talking about the salesman.

Whatver, dude.

At least they got the interior right. Most RVs are “Tasteless Vegas” or now there’s Airstream’s drab “End of Days Post Apocalyptic” look.

In CA there are already some gas stations that include hydrogen pumps, the state is trying to create a “hydrogen highway” so you can drive your Mirai or whatever anywhere in the state. Still, if it doesn’t catch on with cars, hydrogen definitely has potential for trucking.

Next teach him to drive a stick!

She must be smart, she wears glasses! 

Keith David

Maybe some kind of infrastructure bill would be useful.

This is what happens when people don’t come to the office!
—Tim Cook, CEO Apple