Caterpillar drive 

Russian hybrid:

“No, no, no... this sucker’s electrical, but it requires a nuclear reaction to generate the 1.21 gigawatts of electricity I need.”

what kind of hybrid we talking? Nuclear?

I mean, honestly, how dare she ever tweet anything other than “I feverishly slobber on the metaphorical cock of the military at all times”

you know it

... I’m buying a TourX today

Speed bumps count as hills in Nebraska. 

Yeah I agree. Probably 3-4 years ago it was possible, much harder now.

A Volvo C30 with a stick is certainly an option. I mean the guy needs some practicality if he’s doing cross country trips, and I think that would provide it. It’s definitely unique and, what I at least think, is nicely designed. I also understand that they’re pretty reliable and decently fun to drive. Try to find it…

EP3 Civic Si — Listen Alex, I know you said you didn’t want a Civic, but pop the badges off of this car and 99% of Nebraskans won’t know what this car is.

There was a sorry the other day that they’ll purposefully limit production for the first year, which is smart given their recent issues. 

She’s not the worst, but she is WAY too nice to Chicago PD, among other things. It’s disappointing. This kerfuffle, though? Like, this is one thing to NOT get mad about.

Yeah, those Nazis, known for their humanity and defense of those different from their Aryan standards.

I am constantly amazed by how many people seem to think that being respectful of trans people is one step away from Nazism.

Well I’ll never stop laughing at the idea that Lightfoot is a NAZI because she gave interviews to journalists of color. 

OTOH, if you bought it new, for the same money you could have been sitting in a Mustang GT, a car that’s going to be faster in every way possible, has a far more up to date electronics package, makes an even better noise, and is still going to hold its value. And if we want to bring the aftermarket into it, though the…

This was my issue with it. I saw a lot of people complain about the ride quality, the noise, the overall comfort of the car. In the 2-3 test drives I had, I never found those things to be an issue. Its a sports car. It is supposed to be spartan and have a firm (though not punishing) ride.

Except they really weren’t that cheap. Nissan should have shaved some money off them, it’s not like the R&D on the platform wasn’t paid off before the 370Z appeared.

A few things: