Yay! I found the “flu is worse” guy!

Just be sure to check in with your own comments in a month.

TIL that golf carts are ridiculously expensive.  I don’t know what I would consider a good price...maybe 1/3 that?  Jesus, $9k.  

You should consider also buying an eBike like a Radpower bike or something as it’s about comparable in cost (probably cheaper all told) and wouldn’t require any sort of licensing.  Comparing the usefulness between the two would be interesting.

“You paid over $1,000 for a car?! CP.”

What you might be missing is that these clowns are in Utah where, due to our geography, we regularly have the most polluted air in the nation. Because of the winter inversions along the Wasatch front we have dozens of winter days where kids can’t play outside as the air is classified as dangerous to breathe. It’s not…

no death wobble? Deal breaker. 

New Ranchero!!!

In your defense, I wouldn’t put it past Koenigsegg to throw an extra exhaust valve onto the two outside cylinders because...supercar engineering reasons. 

Thank you.

I will hunt those typos down, and I will terminate them.

A very Engineer answer. I can dig it.

For the record, Koenigsegg told me that I was wrong about the front axle ratio being tall, saying, “No, it is not tall, it is correct.”

Coronavirus cutting 1//3 of Nissan’s profits? That’s a loss of what? $7.82?

Has Ford considered not pissing off customers with terrible transmissions? That would both help sales and cut warranty costs. Outside of the Explorer, most of their newer cars are being brought in for transmission problems. 

I sometimes forget that Pence is the VP of the USA. Most of the times he appears on camera, he looks like there is a hungry dinosaur in the room and he thinks it won’t be able to see him if he doesn’t move. 

TL;DR, I’ll let this guy explain:

My dad always said be careful wetting your willys because you never know when your rod will.... on second thought I'm not sure he meant it in this context.

Nothing is ruined if you can turn failure into #content.

Hello, Toyota?