Pretty cool, but I’d have reservations about road tripping. Not sure how many fasteners were actually fastened. Love the rolled sheet metal hinges for all the opening, though.

It’s a hemi! Just like a Charger, or my lawnmower!

So, he lesson here is don’t buy a Tesla, because they’re built by drunks and assholes.

If you are a careful driver, on top of having AWD, sure. Bit, I once took a winter road trip wherein a I counted 148 cars in the ditch, with about 145 of those being AWD/4WD of some description.

This is progress. Seeing Tesla walking it back just a little is a good thing. Too many eager Ubers out there right now, pushing tech and solutions long before they’re ready for prime time.

Our long international nightmare is over...maybe. I’ve got a weird feeling the new owners want to throw a little Wrestlemania into the mix.

It does have a certain Soviet flair, doesn’t it?

The Gremlimo must happen now! I really want to see Trump stuffed into that thing. Also, Air Force 1 should be a hot air balloon, because Trump.

The mass of the gas moving rearward could still apply a force of it was blasted out quickly enough. I’m thinking of a fart more devastating than any created by bean burrito supreme.

The guy in the tesla farted that’s 1/1000th of a second boost right there.

No problem. When you’ve got something as rare as I do, you talk about it to anyone who’ll listen. There might be a connection out there.

The Wrangler Unlimited is a mom car. Most people I know who own one use it exactly as they would a small crossover - baby seats and groceries in the back. The rest I’m acquainted with have n ve drien on anything more hazardous than snow and gravel.

I’m criticizing this more generally, rather than specifically at you. This is equivalent to lazy people using the mobility scooter to get around Walmart.

Sounds like fun, but when I was still able bodied (42, eating crappy food and smoking a pack a day) I could still walk long distances. EG: The entire Vegas strip, with detours through casinos, several times in one day. I can see this as a pit bike, but indoors wi loads of people around? Nope.

After a styling shart like that, Chris Bangle’s design work was genius.

The hood is lower. This is a good thing. Lightens the design nicely. I’m trying to imagine how it would be if the car were actually lighter, with that fun little Ecoboost.

People who use his kind of thing in an indoor space are lamer than me, and I own a wheelchair. (Manual, not electric.)

Cool design. It stands apart, but still says Honda when I look at it. Well, everything but the cat’s butthole.

Y’know, I’m not sure, but there was a lot of melted stuff that needed replacing.

Cold as hell? That’s barely frosty. Grow a pair.