Awesome story! I’m reminded a bit of this song (which, if you haven’t heard it, is a forgotten gem):

As someone who has devoted much more of my life than necessary to watching and re-watching every single Knight Rider episode, tracking down obscure spinoffs and DVD extras, befriending other overly-involved fans online, watching David Hasselhoff interviews, writing fan fiction and spinoffs of the fan fiction and fan…

IMHO, the second gen Probe is infinitely better looking.

Ahem.

I’ve always wondered this about restomods. Obviously you can make a car perform better, but safety is the main reason I wouldn’t seriously consider owning a classic car. Some people are willing to risk a bit more for the experience, and that’s their decision, but I’m not.

I’m so glad you guys finally did an article on this! Such an awesome car.

The motors are cylindrical, but each one needs a controller, which is basically a rectangular box. Put those boxes on each side and at an angle, and they look like cylinder banks.

Wait... was there a time when it didn’t look like that? I noticed it was a Probe the first time I saw the movie.

Holy fucking awful forward visibility, Batman! Look at the size of those A-pillars!

I really like the look of the Kona interior as well. Possibly looking into the electric version for my next car at some point.

Clarkson has never been right about anything in his life. Obviously it’s brown.

The color is good. The styling is not. It looks like an angry blob of Jello.

Say what you will about the pacing, but Jessica Jones ruled.

Not necessarily, but it’s a little weird that you still consider them “friends”.

Don’t know why, but my Firefox doesn’t seem to have that option.

Just feed it way too many tacos.

I love electric motor sounds. Try this on for size:

Good riddance, then. I may be alone in this, but supercars are kind of a stupid idea. “Let’s make a car that very few people can afford that’s terrible at doing all the things most people do with cars, and only good on the track. But instead of making it a race car, let’s market it to rich Instagram stars as a status…

You’d think it would be obvious that, if anyone “felt bullied” by warnings of a rapist, it would be because he’s the fucking rapist.

Why does it seem like, nowadays, the teenagers are reasonable and make sense and the adults don’t? Isn’t it supposed to be the other way around?