This thing looks amazing. Someone should show it to the Cybertruck team at Tesla.

I remember that in these Fords. I also had a 1970 Cadillac that floated down the highway, but that round thing in front of the driver was a “suggestion wheel”.

I like old trucks but had to go no dice.

New to our business legal system, huh?

I’m interested, but only if they offer it with 3 pedals.

“The i30 N has four five doors and a normal hatch and roofline”

Aaaand this is part of the reason why I bought a motorcycle.

Given that more than half of people in the US own stocks (55% per surveys, although the actual number is expected to be much higher as people are woefully poor at understanding how their non-Social Security retirement vehicles work), I doubt that’s quite the evil, exclusive group your wording implies it to be.

Remember when he was “America’s Mayor” because he had the good fortune to be the lame-duck mayor of New York when it was hit by a devastating terrorist attack? Remember that? Remember how the entire country suddenly loved him simply because he (somehow) projected “courage” at the right moment? Time Man of the Year…

All vehicles have to be hybrid or full electric in the next 15 years. I’d rather see the Miata brand evolve than die completely.

A Miata with a mild hybrid system and push-to-pass electric boost would probably do quite well. I’m hoping a similar system appears on the next BRZ.

“By 2025,” Guyton told The Detroit Bureau, “I don’t think we’re going to be selling much of anything that doesn’t have electrification onboard.”

You are delusional if you think Al Gore would have changed half these things. Look at what Obama sustained and curtailed. That’s pretty much what Gore would have done too.

So, I found a place called Liquid Piston. They make an “inside out” wankel engine. The engine is a triangle and the rotor is a peanut instead of visa versa. They make a go-kart motor that has 5 hp and weights 4 lbs, while a normal go-kart motor has 6.5 hp and weights 40. It’s insanely small.  Such an engine with a…

Oddly enough, this is likely the best use of a rotary in a car outside of motorsports. No need to worry about poor torque in the low-end when it stays running at speed. Won’t burn nearly as much oil as in the RXes as it’s going to be diminutive in size (I could have sworn that I read that the range extender is 0.33L,…

I hope HD can find their prior glory.  I have no interest in such a bike.  My 2005 Yamaha FJR 1300 will mop up the street with this bike, and I won’t look like a poser.

hey man, i prefaced with “i’m sorry”. the internet has taught me that by doing so, i have free license to critic in rude and demeaning ways.

Do you prefer the term foot-lubs?

im sorry, maybe my monitor is broken.  that bike does not look good.  it looks like it was spray painted in a backyard. not real trim details.  when i first read the article i thought you were saying you built the bike using a HD motor.  thats why it was ok that it looked like shit.  $35K? GTFOH.

riding this thing across the American West feels like an extremely punk rock thing to do.