Sure, but if you were a college-aged stoner who needed to come up with a way to deliver ravioli to your housemate without getting off the couch, this is fucking genius.

Yeah, for a design project this seems surprisingly lame. It looks like something I would have made at 10. 

This is for a college class? My middle school students would PWN those college boys!!!

And here I am single.

That’s an interesting way to spell Hudson

Tucker is clearly the best.

yes it gets stolen. Now let me tuck you in for the night. *reaches for pillow* it got stolen. Sleep... sleep.

Why? Why won’t Tony Stark be driving it in future Iron Man or Avengers movies? Does it get stolen or something?

Those people should take the bus.

I assumed not, but...well, put it this way, the company that does the card-reader gizmos for the vending machines at work used to be named “Isis.” For some reason they decided to change all the labels a couple years ago. Can’t imagine why. 

Ya, that would make sense. Still can’t believe anyone would purposely put a spy device in their car for the insurance companies to use, but under the guise of saving money I guess people can be talked into anything.

That’s what I want to know. On long road trips, my passenger usually handles the music and responds to texts and calls on my phone so I can stay focused on the road. How would the insurance company be able to distinguish that?

Read the comment again.  Sucks when you say something really stupid on the internet and can’t take it back doesn’t it.  

I say this as a former NASCAR fan and as commentary of this article but...

Postal jeeps?

you mean the car that performed really bad and had a transmission that could barely get the car up a slight incline while making sure that everyone within a 2mi radius could hear it change gears with a loud “clunk” noise is going away?

I think that was from too much downforce supplied by that sick wing.

I don’t think I need a driving school to teach me how to jump my car.

Don’t jump your car too hard, or you might completely ruin it, like this:

I thought the Challenger looked dated when it came out in 2008. But the weird thing is that the older it gets, the more it looks “classic,” with clean proportions, and no silly extra creases or ornamental details that have made the Camaro and Mustang look dated over the same time frame.