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Excellent point!

I get what you’re trying to convey in the article, and if I may add to your point...

A similar approach was taken on modern MINIs, in that the hood has cutouts for the headlights, which stay attached to the body.

So MLK Jr. marching across the Edmund Pettis Bridge into Selma was just a bunch of butthurt folks?

We ALL want the riots to stop. Fuck, we ALL want the protests to stop too. But understand that what you deem an inconvenience or a potential threat is, in no small part, an issue of life-and-death for certain people in our country. And as fellow citizens, all operating under the same constitutional rights, we

So do you prefer the Tesla “yacht floor” treatment, then? I can certainly see the appeal; it’s not nearly as intrusive as a full console, but still allows you to stash items without them sliding across the floor.

I disagree; we rented one to take a road trip up to S. Dakota, and it did everything we needed it to. The storage situation, in general, was perfect. It wasn’t the best-looking thing on the road, and it while it was comfortable enough for eating some highway miles, i was definitely happy to be out of it at the end of

It’s more about utilizing an area that would otherwise just be inaccessible dead space. The debate was whether or not the console should take up that area or not; this is a middle-ground solution. What it gets used for (if it gets used at all) is up to the user.

My mom had a Taurus with that, it was a great feature!

Compromise?

I’m one of those filthy New Lights, but I’ve been following Destiny since my son started playing with D1. I’ve gotta say, I’m kinda excited for all the changes coming. I’ve seen so much potential in the Destiny franchise, some of it wasted, but seeing how they are putting such an emphasis on continued world-building

They’re rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.

So what makes the $113k, 350 mile range Hummer bad but the $150k, 201 mile range Porsche Taycan Turbo (or even the $103K base model) good?

“... to protect others.”

Bingo.

The Ridgeline’s most baffling problem is why it’s being marketed as a competitor in the truck sector at all. Yes, it has a bed and a tailgate, it’s a truck for all intents and purposes... but nobody who is cross-shopping “trucks” is looking at a Ridgeline. So slapping a tougher face and good-looking wheels on it isn’t

I’ve been known to throw oil AND butter into the pan. Not just straight butter, because that just burns before it can pop anything.

Yeah, I’ve heard that generation (and Liberties in general) were pretty shit. I test-drove a Liberty once, and didn’t like it. It had all the charm of my Patriot (that is, none), and felt about 3x heavier. If it had been a Nitro, i might have been a bit more convinced (since cargo space was a big seller for me at the

No, my current Jeep is pretty clean, but the last one ate three clutch slave cylinders in the time i owned it. To be fair, they were made of plastic.

Not gonna lie, I’ve always kinda wanted a Skyslider roof.