It’s not that people are dumb. It’s that people are judging risk, and adjusting their behavior up or down to achieve a desired level of risk. If you believe the car will brake for you, you will eventually increase risky driving behavior. It’s the fallacy of safety in driving assist tools. The system is still new, so…

Nah. The original owner is probably a dry husk inside of that thing.

No, but the Ram looks damn near identical to the Tundra. And I’m talking about overall airflow and aero cues. Not the c-shaped headlights that you’re hung up on.

Here’s a fun exercise for you, Van Gogh. Take this illustrious generic truck design that is some semblance of the ‘accepted pickup truck shape’ and make…

You realize that the people working at the dealership don’t care about cars, and out of 100 customers that come in only maybe 1 actually cares about cars, right?  Why would they change their tactics to sell that that 1 person instead of the 99 who just want an appliance with bluetooth and CarPlay?

Working at a dealership is a great way to make you hate cars people.

*People*

Yep! and since when did a company have to report to share holders when a single employee was arrested for something? I mean c’mon

Hmm, funny both subjects have a flat rear. 

So does the guy next door like your joke?

Wait a second. You’re telling me people jump to conclusions after having only minimal details from what they see on tv and read on the internet? I don’t believe it!

I wish this article had instead included a photo of Chad Merrill. He’s the one who deserves to be remembered, not James Saylor.

Flow-thru my ass. The rear-window opening is so you can

I carry a very small wallet in my front pocket. It was always in danger of falling out of my back pocket, and wasn’t all that comfortable. Front pocket wallets have been a revelation for me.

Where’s that Tesla fanboi now???

For an extra $215 you could go for the optional black bow tie!

You actively read The Root don’t you?

Poor bastard needs new material. His formula is boring.

I always figured you were owned by

All Your Biases Are Belong to Us

Mike Mulligan & His Steam Shovel is my favorite book from my childhood! Great artwork and story. We have my grandparent’s copy and have continued to pass it on.