I get the feeling, it’s no different than this...

I’m surprised, at that temperature, that the tar in the asphalt didn’t ignite.

I don’t want to distract from the horror they’ve been burdened with in East TN, but I want to suggest a possible piece of equipment state emergency management agencies need to invest in.

I like your idea, but let’s consider the REAL possibility here... Revolutionizing the car themed rides at amusement parks.

Ok, So I’ve started the engineering process, we should have this thing ready to crowd fund in no time.

I would love to see this show just go crazy, over the top, as an action/adventure series where we find out, the 3 have always been undercover MI6 agents and this is their next mission.

Makes total sense now.

oh yeah, especially with skid-steering. I’ve driven fork lifts, front end loaders, reach trucks, and 5 speeds, but the bob-cat has been the most difficult vehicle to master to date.... but what a blast it was.

I like it.

Or do you mean Forward Control?

“cab-over, air-cooled, rear-engined one-box supercars”

The car wasn’t that sketchy, but I’ve quite using Budget/Avis (shared location locally) since everytime I rent a “compact” (Focus/Corolla) they stick me in an “Economy” (Fiesta/Rio) and say “It’s the same price...” ignoring that I’ve intentionally chosen based on size and not price.

16: BMW z3

2: Corvair

All admit, It wasn’t as good as their best TopGear work, but it was far better than the best of the current TopGear.

I’ve always considered a cars acceleration every bit as important a safety feature as braking and handling. Sometimes the only way to avoid a situation is the ability outrun it.

We just watched Finding Dory for the first time, then watched The Grand Tour. I didn’t even shed a tear during Dory, but that opening sequence had me fighting to hold them back.

At this point, the only thing left for crazy doors is to have the car blow the doors completely off, then use an onboard 3d printer to make new doors. Just hope you’re never in a hurry.

working for a playground company, I could hook the guy up with enough artificial turf to cover that whole thing, then voila, it’s not noticeable any more.

this has some info.