Re: First year cars...depends on the mfr. I hooked up my in-laws with the first batch of the 3rd Gen Lexus RX...literally, the first shipment of that generation RX off the boat in Long Beach. 10.5 years later and that car has been bulletproof. Toyota / Lexus....ok to buy first year.

Didn’t Kimi kick ass in a Lotus? mumblemumblemubmle...leave me alone..I know what I’m doing

Even the B doesn’t have true vectored thrust. The rear nozzle can only pivot down for VTOL takeoff / landing and there are roll posts that use bleed air from the engine to allow it to move and pivot when in a hover but I doubt they would have any effect or use when doing aerobatic maneuvers in forward flight.

too bad the F-35 doesn’t have vectored thrust

Yo! This videos is like from 2 years ago....what gives?  This isn’t news.

Regarding the third question, I actually have had some luck with dealers wanting to swap wheels across vehicles on their same lot.  It was for the same size but different styles so they were ok swapping the complete wheel/tire from one car to another.  I would suspect that they would be ok to do the same swap for a…

Must be where you guys live but here in So-Cal, Prime is sometimes same-day shipping and for free. People hate on Amazon but if it helps me spend more time playing with my kids instead of dragging 3 of them to a Costco / Target / Grocery Store to pick up stuff then I’m all for it.

Who covers the damages to the bystander cars in this case. Is it the cops, the guy in the cobalt running from the law or do you need to use your collision coverage?

How can you imagine Jim Carrey playing Axel Rose in that music video in Dead Pool? You gotta be really eff’d up to combine that!

GM has gone full Michael Bay...and we all know you don’t go full Michael Bay! I’m expecting this to transform and kill us all in an instant!

There’s no such as thing as “super computers” any more. Anyone doing CFD is simply using a distributed server system. Current CFD code is massively parallel so adding more computers and / or CPU’s will make it run faster. The smaller / smarter companies are simply using Amazon’s AWS system and paying for computing…

Yes..running cooler will reduce knock and allow you put in more timing, giving you higher power for a given amount of fuel. But I disagree on using the cooler air to run lean since that will increase your NOx emissions which may cause them more headaches than its worth in trying to pass emissions. Just my $0.02

Looks like a copy of the Anova one...sure they didn’t just go to the factory in china and have them make them a clone?

Looks like a copy of the Anova one...sure they didn’t just go to the factory in china and have them make them a…

I remember pulling the chime module off of the fuse box of my ‘87 GTI.  It played “la cucaracha” at a different tempo and I was happy to get rid of it!

1st Gen Honda Element sort of had your Rav 4 idea. Can’t say it looked as good as the painted version...

Sorry..924 not a Porsche...engine is in the wrong end of the car.

Thanks for making it even harder to get a hold of a GT3 Touring. Now every Jalop in the world with money is going to try to buy one and every seller is going to jack up the price on them.

Drive too far away and, well, the car doesn’t like it. To run properly it needs a constant connection.

A Taco won’t lose half its value in 3 years.....a Colorado does and so might the Ranger