I’d rather fund some university level music degrees than another round of corporate welfare handouts that enable billionaires to make more money. 

I can imagine the day Tesla proclaims that a given model will no longer be supported and they’re nerfing all of the software. 

That’s it! It was so obvious the whole time. Alec Baldwin gave him the limo.

Of course it’s a tank. It’s a Toyota. 

The TLX is AWD.

I don’t think there’s many, if any, FWD platforms that could reliably handle over 400 ponies through the front wheels.

To quote a former auto repair shop foreman “a coke habit is cheaper than buying a Range Rover”. 

GM did some cross branding with Toyota. In NA there was the Geo Prism, which was a Toyota Corolla and I believe there was a Toyota Cavalier in Japan for a while.

Now imagine if that same standard was not only put in a barcode on every vehicle, but also implemented globally.

I also volunteer to trade this guy for a couple of my neighbors.

*In Mr Regular voice*

Honda K series engines are everywhere and there’s all the aftermarket support you could want. 

Modern rubber is far better than it was in the early 90s. That being said, I still wouldn’t trust a 27 year old timing belt.

I was at an independent, so I did whatever was put in front of me.

I’m going to add that because of it’s quick comedown of the initial launch, it likely also deals with some of the regular economy car related biases in regards to reliability. Meaning, if someone buys a cheap car, they are less likely to maintain it and it will make the model as a whole appear less reliable.

While it may not be the most generically pleasing look, it’s clean and kept up. At least in the picture. 

I had to pay for an HBO subscription for this last season of GoT. Our cable company owns the rights to HBO digital distribution. So every HBO show torrented basically results in a vaguely threatening email. HBO itself has also recently started sending out “John Doe” lawsuits in Canada to residences with IPs that have…

You might get more seasons of some shows, but don’t count on getting more than 10 episodes a cycle. My rudimentary understanding is that 10 episodes tends to be about the number of “good” episodes most writers can easily put together for a season.

Because of the exchange rate and NAFTA, there was a cottage industry in Canada of buying new PTs and shipping them to the US for resale.

If you’re talking about the Flyer’s series I think you’re talking about, you can blame that on Crosby. Of all the teams and their fans who you don’t call out, Philly is on the top of that list. Especially when Philly is doing half decent.