So the pain booth... Is it a balcony turned into a rabbit habitat turned into a paint booth?

I like this little car a lot. Looks like it’d be a great winter beater.

It’s pretty fun actually. Admittedly, this one would have been better if the chase vehicle I was in was lower. I was hanging out of the passenger window of a Ford Ranger.

(The article is great though, I love seeing this kind of stuff).

I like how you think. Fun space exploration, take care of a social annoyance, and give Tiny House people what they want. I believe this is what they call a positive sum game.

More space than a Tiny House. That’s down right luxurious. NASA should market and sell a “civilian model” to Tiny House enthusiasts as a supplemental funding source.

Wait you left traction control on? Why? My coupe is horrible in the snow with traction control on.

349 horse, set up for RWD NA V6. Just seems so wrong that a Hyundai engine fits the rumoured criteria.

Having played a lot of Out Run at the arcade growing up, tactile feedback certainly changed my driving habits.

I’m going to be that guy (since I own a rwd coupe with a large-ish low profile tires and drive it year round in the cold frozen north); what kind of tires do you have on Senior Martin?

Roxanne!!

No worries there. Age and experience have mellowed out those behaviours.

Alberta. Imports can be here 10 years sooner. No emissions testing, and with oil down, lots of parts and projects for sale right now.

Wheels down in this case, so it was a perfect learning opportunity. One that I’m privileged enough to share with other. Some people like vicarious learning, and for those, you’re welcome.

Experiential learning is the most effective.

1999 ranger xlt was the vehicle. I’ll have to look it up and see what it used. There were so many things wrong with that truck that I could have been severally things. The clicking and slamming into place would happen most times I’d try to move from 2H to 4H.

Step 1: Park the new RS next to a FORD Performance wrapped trailer for product placement.

The joys of being 22 with profound ADHD. The irony here is I’ve posted “though shalt never pass a plow” as an answer to previous winter based questions of the day.

I take it back, I learned something. Thanks!