No, it does not need a bigger budget. The entire weapons acquisition process needs to be revamps. We’re paying 2 to 3 times what the new super carrier class is worth per ship. The profit margin should be limited to no more than 30%, and all components built within 20 miles of the shipyard to minimize transport costs.…

Unless they’ve fixed it since I checked last, the sonar units on those things don’t work well in fresh water. Salt water is denser, so sound waves behave differently.

No, better steal. Personally, I’d use a lamellar armor made of layers of composite materials, high temperature plastic, aluminum, and lexan. It would be lighter than steel, just as strong, and wouldn’t corrode. It would also be more radar absorbent and immune to magnetic detection.

Test the tech in pro football first.

I remember Jeremy Clarkson talking about his RR on that Late Night with Top Gear thing they did, and it was running on 7 cylinders aparently.

Sorry about your penis bro.

I want to punch this car, and its hypotheical owner, in the face. And pour bleech in the gas tank.

What a magnificent waste of tax payer dollars. Do the designers think we’re going to invade China or something?

Wow, look at it...rust. Seriously, they built those out of steal that corrodes very quickly in salt water.

My ex-dad has one of these. This model too.

One car I’d like to add to this list: The GMC/Chevy Avalanche. I hate those plasticy pieces of sh*t with the fury of ten thousand suns, and the rubes who drive them. And I’m a bleeding heart liberal who tries not to hate anyone.

You’ve clearly never lived in Minnesota. In the winter, these guys and the snow plows are almost like saviors.

I actually kind of like the Geely GE, well i like its hood ornament.

Sorry about your penis, bro.

They haven’t covered up fatal, kervorkianesque, defects, so they’re still better than GM in my opinion.

That’s a Volkswagon, dude.

I’m glad the thunderscreech made this list. It’s one of my favorite failed prototypes.

I didn’t get a picture of it because I was driving, but I saw a Ferrari 430 spider with the top down the other week. Why is it out if place? It was in suburban Minnesota, in mid October, 50 degrees and drizzling.

We should move the production of lithium batteries to within 20 miles of the big lithium mines in Northern Canada.

That is so ugly it’s beautiful.