You’ll get tripe & rice balls instead

I guess good thing you’re not forced to buy one?

By that logic, is the Toyota Camry absolutely amazing?

Disappointed this comment is not higher.

Taught myself on a ‘98 escort. Just bought it & needed to get it home. I had no family in the states who could teach me so my only point of reference was visiting family overseas & just watching them drive.

Man, y’all would love r/battlecars & r/battlewagon .

If you have a slew of exotic hot wheels cars & a stove, this is a fucking god send.

The nature of rechargeable batteries these days (if I’m correct, all of them) is that battery life can & will degrade... I appreciate having battery choice in their controllers as I’ve stock piled quite a few rechargeables as we’ve had kids... The only time I’m buying disposables is when I include them with a toy…

Bruh, skip the fucking posting then. And definitely don’t make a kinja user name *just* to comment on an article you wish they didn’t post.

The way the square fenders clash with the wheels/tires is irksome for me. It's a shame too, I think they look great otherwise (well, maybe not the current silverado...)

Green represent! 💚

Bruh, my kitchen was teal on all 4 walls and on the fucking ceiling too.

So the kids who didn’t survive? Fuck ‘em, who cares?

I’ve wondered this as well. Isn’t it relatively simple to program/wire that tail lights illuminate when it’s dim enough to turn on the headlights? There’s only so much idiot blaming to around... at what point do we all look @ automakers & yell at them?

I’d bet that the majority of the readers here grew up without riding in a car seat or on a booster seat. Most of us lived.

Link please? Not calling your bluff, but I love TS & don't understand how I missed this!

Perfect battle wagon vehicle for small wheels & nice knobby tires

No love for TS1 or Future Perfect? I always thought FP was... well, perfect. The weapons, multiplayer mods, level design, challenges.

Yup. Just the quiet cars hit deers.

I’m no zoologist, but methinks that the crowds of people lining the roads are more of a deterrent.