1st: I never thought I’d see the price of GM cobalts go up.
1st: I never thought I’d see the price of GM cobalts go up.
To Whom It May Concern:
Relative to their shape motorcycles are not aerodynamic but compared to a car there is a big difference.
It’s not our government’s policy.
Because this is all based in the law of the moment. Right now, the EU allows 90 days. Next month, that might not be the case.
And if you leave a month before the first date to a nation that grants you a one year visa upon entry?
I’m not quite with those folks, but I do find it extraordinarily annoying that I have to buckle up in my XC90 to back up the driveway. It won’t go in gear unless I buckle up.
Freedom is dangerous to those who like to make rules though, it encourages a chaotic system.
I am with the folks from the ‘70s. I always wear a seatbelt when I’m driving somewhere, but there are times where these systems annoy me. Here are a couple of examples off the top of my head:
Trump didn’t realize the biggest problem with building the wall was that the illegal aliens could just levitate over it.
The probably isn’t the airbags or crumple zones, it’s that they don’t come standard with any nannies other than a chime to remind you to plug in your seat-belt, and since it didn’t score a percentage in that area, it automatically got knocked down to zero.
The flying car is not really a technological problem: it’s a people problem.
Eventually, those China factories (which are usually contractors and NEVER wholly-owned subsidiaries) decided they didn’t need the American “mother” company...
“Witness 70 year old American iron tooling around Havana. Cars DO NOT just wear out.”
I used to read every Cracked article and get a laugh from most of them. Now they are just dark and depressing and express opinions that reflect very little understanding of their subject matter.
The fact that the Optima looks way better than the Malibu to begin with still tilts the scale slightly in the Stinger’s favor.
I was going to reply that Stef could have left “Driving” out of the title and it would have still been 100% accurate.
To be fair, Cracked doesn’t understand 95% of what they make articles and videos about
it’s a special name for a pepper to make it apparent that some people don’t know their peppers from their sport peppers. similar to calling a specific shade of green ‘forest green’, and then mocking anyone that calls it ‘green’.