This video reviews one refrigerator. Does one brand/make/model of car represent all cars? The thermoelectric effect has a longer history than quantum mechanics. The original Lord Kelvin (the person that described absolute zero) taught Peltier well. There are companies created using ARPA-E money that developed…

What a shame.

This is like saying X number of people are losing money on their stock portfolio.

This is really a shame. Modern Alfas are at least as reliable as their German counterparts. I’ve got both a 2015 4C coupe and a 2017 Giulia Ti. They’ve both been very reliable. I’ve only had two problems with the Giulia, a bad driver’s seat wiring harness and recently a problem with the evap system. Both were covered…

I know this site is mainly just clickbait now, but be serious for one second please. Mansory has never improved the look of a vehicle and the Purosangue is a neat design. Writing drivel like this is just going to further erode your dwindling user base. 

“it’s illegal if it’s bright enough to get in the way of your driving.”

The Passport is criminally overlooked in its segment, in favor of garbage like the Grand Cherokee for reasons, I will never quite understand. The only thing the Jeep’s have over the Passport is aesthetics, which is subjective. 

did you comment just so you could say you own a Tesla

I think you’re way off on a lot of that. Maybe you didn’t enjoy the specials, but it’s been pretty clear that they enjoy doing them when they can based on interviews that aren’t just promo material. They certainly get on each others nerves on occasion, but that happens when your friends with people. There certainly…

This whole experiment probably should have ended when Clarkson physically and verbally assaulted a BBC co-worker in 2016...

Have you seen the price of new minivans today?

This. There's too much variation in technology. It's up to the driver to know the limitations of their vehicle and they are ultimately responsible if they get themselves into a situation that requires costly assistance. It should just be "drive at your own risk - stuck vehicles will be assessed the costs of retrieval."

Are you sure most vehicles in 4wd come with locking diffs? In trucks it’s hard to find locking diffs from what I have seen. Also, are we really sure Subaru’s AWD is less capable than a 4wd with a rear locking diff? From what I recall doesn’t Subaru use clutch packs (like a limited slip) and lock them if it detects…

There is a difference between the Triple square and the 12 point. Triple square each tip is a 90 degree angle (hence the “square”), while 12 point each tip has 120 degree angle.

Am I the only one getting auto-forwarded to the Root as the first “related” article pixel that pops up at the bottom of the article or the end of the comments. 

Oh, thaaaat’s why I barely use this site anymore, thanks for the reminder.

Definitely not HOAPresidentParkingLot LLC

According to capitalism and the law of supply and demand, this must mean we have lots of ultra cheap cars now just to offload these cars and recoup any costs at all, right? Right? Oh, that only applies in the other direction.

But the person who’s looking to buy your vehicle likely isn’t on their phone...

The catch is they don’t have any