There’s a sign on top of the building that says “We Slaughter”. They get it.

Maybe, just maaaaaaybe, we should all stop taking hints, Mr. President, from Huawei for awhile. 

Gotcha, thank you!

Gotcha, I understand. Thank you for the explanation!

I am absolutely oblivious to the mechanics of this game, having never played... but why is it that the stranded pilot can’t just drift back home? Is momentum lost over time, requiring a level of “maintenance” thrust?

Put it... put it on the dash, bro. Hrrrrnnnngggg...

I’m waiting to see the tailgate that is attached to the tonneau cover that lifts it up out of the way.

Someone, someday: The panel gaps on that tailgate are atrocious.

Why is it sparking? Is the brake pad compound metallic?

So, the takeaway then is that the new Supra is to BMW what the Chrysler Crossfire was to Mercedes?

How come it’s never:

That car looks like a seven-year-old that was just told that Santa will be here in five minutes and he asked about you.

I mean, it’s a 2.0l engine. That means they can sell it in Japan and net a lower engine displacement tax for the vast majority of the cars they’ll sell, which puts more of them on the streets and money in Toyota’s pockets.

This looks fucking fantastic!

Why are there more of these “he would have died” accidents happening now that the halo is in place?

Now it looks like a mini-Topkick, and I don’t know how i feel about that, but it is definitely an improvement.

I think it’s because the truck face, in general, is too tall. On the Camaro, it’s flattened and widened a bit.

I guess business is good for your buddy, then.

It is awkward and fugly, and destined to be on back-order for the next six months at least due to overwhelming demand.

The interior is more luxury crossover than rugged off-roader