How is anyone supposed to answer this question without a picture of Hank? While I am sure he is a very good boy, we need to know just exactly how good of a boy he is.

Audi kept the e-tron PHEV party going in Europe with the all-new A3 Sportback TFSIe toting a bigger battery pack (37-40 miles on electric) but other than the Q5 none of their hybrids were brought across the pond.

Likewise, I’ve always liked the A3 hatch; maybe that just a remnant from my time living in the EU. But this A3 PHEV never quite made sense to me. I hope Bradley enjoys it though. 

I’m with you. Being a Gen X’er there are some strange cars I am a fan of, and the original Z24 is one of them. I am a big fan of this body style, which NEVER comes up for sale these days, holy shit it’s a manual, and the digital dash is a huge plus. I can handle the AC work, I would need a close look to figure out the…

Rover SD 1, but upside down

“Stranded” generates more clicks.

You take a 10mpg hit for the bigger wheels? That’s nuts! Are they made of freaking lead or something?

Mark Cross interior (no rich Corinthian leather for me? - Khan), Cartier crystal, maintenance records out the wazoo; sign me up. Okay, not really. I’m a geezer who grew up around cars through out the 60s, 70s, 80s. These were dark days (excepting the muscle car era). I have no attachment to these examples no matter…

You might end up getting tired of this topic, but a bunch of poorly engineered metal without crumple zones. air bags or any sort of augmented braking/stability systems is the opposite of safe. You would be far safer in a newish Corolla than you would be in this barge. Nearly as many people died yearly in auto…

“ Alfa was pulling out of the North American market”

At some point (hopefully soon) Elon’s going to realize that he’s the guy at the party with serious BO, and everyone else there is just too polite to tell him about it.

Yes please, it would be great to be able stop reading Jalopnik.  NP/CP is the only reason I come here. 

Agreed!

“Well, yes, but then we couldn’t get an edgy, idiotic headline for the clicks.”

The flap is part of the wing so the title is fair.  Also, the use of carbon fiber or kevlar reinforced plastic is the cause of this and Boeing should held accountable considering that they promoted this as w weight and fuel savings feature. 

Also the maggots was on a DL Airbus A333.

But since it launches in a fairing won’t get damaged by stupid pieces of foam insulation.

It may have found it’s new purpose. To become.....sentient.

If it doesn’t work with the key on and the engine off, it won’t work after the swap. There are ways around that, but they’re either difficult, expensive, or both.

They should never  have shackled themselves to SpaceX in the first place. It was always going to be a shitshow.