not to say that disproves the date of the base car, just that it’s a later build than it may seem

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and the pop-up headlamps, 3rd gen.

overall... i kinda like the car, but it looks like they gave up when they got to the headlights.

in grid-locked traffic will if play the news?

Tricky Blogger.... “eleven point onemiles per gallon.” you wrote it out just so i’d have to read for it instead of skimming down to find the numbers.... didn’t you?

I foolishly pulled my slant out in favor of a 318... That slant was incredible. Once drove it over 100 miles through hilly terrain. Noticed it was sputtering a bit, but kept going since i didn’t have a good place to pull over and take a look. Got back to interstate and had it up to speed, still running with a slight…

The more i see this thing in action, the more i start to realize how plausible gi joe vehicles are becoming. The right intake/exhaust locations, and this thing will work.

insert Lane Motor Museum plug here... http://www.lanemotormuseum.org/

I think Trucks are where the gold is on this idea. If you want a simple work truck, but don’t need the latest tech or an aluminum f-150, a bare bones previous steel f-150 would be the best option. If they could get it at or below $20k for a v6 model... then there ya go.

This is begging for a Jalop Sponsored Tata only autocross racing event.

Really? No Chris Titus?

I hope they rust proof the heck out of these, I see this collecting a lot of mud, water, etc.

the next inevitable step in autonomous vehicles will be advanced active crash avoidance systems.

Curious, how much consideration has gone into the ethics of autonomous vehicles?

what does the “A” designation for the A-12 indicate? Normally that would stand for Attack per the DoD designation system like with the A-6 or A-10.

How does one go about getting hired as a writer? I can offer the perspective of an industrial designer, form, function and human factors.

living in a county where a burned out check engine light bulb can fail your emissions test, i’ve already got a reason to stick with less tech cars. while i currently drive a relatively simple ‘05 Vibe, I’m leaning towards my next car being a pre-’96 (before OBD-II) since even a glowing check light won’t fail you…

other than the aircraft itself falling from the sky.... no messy side-effects.

Well, at least this one made it to production...