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Altima drivers, and Sentra drivers that aspire to be Altima drivers.

Definitely.  Few people take their new cars to the track unless they’re being paid by Youtube to ruin it.

I remember the V10 Viper powered Dodge T-Rex 6x6 concept.  Even 20+ years ago, that thing was too effing big.

These kinds of lists are so subjective it’s nearly impossible to detect the truth. Motor Trend has a list with Jeep, Chevy, and Kia showing high reliability. Some people will get a lemon car from a highly reputable manufacturer, some people will get a great car from a lemon manufacturer.

Stellantis and GM have multiple entries on the list, no reason to ignore Honda and Toyota’s subsidiaries unless they were actually bad.

Wonka’s tunnel is less scary than this one.

Yep, one of my favorite new video games in recent years is Punk 2077.

They could easily do a spacewalk and remove the thrusters to bring back down inside another vehicle, but that would mean they might actually be able to figure out the problem, which Boeing definitely does not want to do.  They’ll be happy when the evidence of their fuck up doesn’t survive re-entry.

Subaru, Lexus, Nissan, and Acura aren’t on the list either.

Say what?

Does Frank B. Rhodes, Jr. not know that the Chrysler brand has already been flushed down the toilet and is currently at a waste water processing facility?  There’s only one 2024 Chrysler vehicle, ffs.

First result of a Google for ‘decibel of a stock harley’ is a Youtube video showing a stock Harley hitting 120 db, with multiple results being above 113 db.  There’s lots of other results of people claiming a stock Harley is only 80 db, but none of them have evidence like a video of a db meter to prove it.

I bought my ‘84 in ‘93, and parts were already rare then.  Can’t imagine owning one of those Picasso styled pieces of shit now.

Don’t get me wrong, I FUCKING loved that car, until the repairs came up.

For the XR4ti:

Just after high school I had an experience with owning a rare car. ‘84 Mustang SVO. Fast AF, great handling, fun to drive.. and a pain in the ass to repair. Tire popped and chewed up the wheel? Gotta order the tire from New York, order a new wheel from Detroit. That 4 inch hose that got knicked while repairing…

Ah, no, this was late 90s Firestone ATX that were eventually recalled because of their high failure rate.

My sister was driving our dad’s Ranger when a Firestone tired blew out on her while she was on the freeway.  Luckily she was able to keep control and get to the side of the road, and dad got a small payout for the trouble.

Musk: “Trump thinks I’m weird, and has said he’ll ban EV cars that make me most of my disgusting wealth, maybe if I pay him off he’ll let me blow him.”