Should have been the lead photo.

They should have just launched the Bronco by letting someone drive it 40mph down the 405 in LA.

For some additional context, the difference in handling from Formula One and Formula E was covered by this episode of the Inside Electric podcast.

people do that here, they just also use their own cars to smash the other one in the parking lots and not at a state fair

I went through 2 cycles of that gif before I figured out it wouldn’t crash...

Like this one?

People here used to do that in parking lots for fund raisers.

Neutral: I bought a couple hundred dollars worth of food this to fill up my pantry, but that’s only because I literally just bought the place and needed to fill my pantry from zero anyway. One cannot live on pretzels and beer alone...but I sure did try.

I’ll keep living life with the usual, prudent, effective flu-abating measures. Sadly, it’ll be without any of the fun places to go since all this perpetuated panic (like this article) keeps leading to shutdowns.

Neutral:

Wisconsin. Or any really germanic area that has a family owned restaurant.  Perhaps even a german restaurant. But it’s better when it’s home made on the grill.

This is the perfect SUV for your average car-less New Yorker to get the hell out of the city to avoid getting the Corona Virus. You can get a ton of canned goods, water bottles, and toilet paper in there to get you through the next couple of months. Breaking down in the middle of nowhere would be an added bonus.

It’s like finding a great price on a casket: you know it makes sense to buy it because you have to, but there is something that just prevents it from being a joyous occasion — this being you drive around in something that will depress any driving experience.

Being good at something, doesn’t automatically make you a good teacher or coach.

The problem most likely isn’t just in finding someone with the right cred, but also the willingness to be a teacher. And some ability to actually teach.

I own a 14 year old Ford Focus with 200,500 miles on it, my wife drives a 2002 Explorer with about 180K miles. I’ve pulled mostly bits a pieces for both cars, radio, trim, door handles, overhead consoles and the like. I’d think I’ve raided at least five cars for my Focus, maybe two or three for the Explorer. I do like…

Nothing is more discouraging than finding out your parts car is in better shape than your project car.

That seems like proper use to me.  What do you think enormity means?