This is the BEST way to test a new truck tech that people may be nervous about. Good job, Ford.

The next thing I'd look at is aerodynamics. NASCAR cars have a spoiler on them, which are like the opposite of an airplane wing. An airplane flies because, as it moves forward and wind rushes over the wings, the wings throw air down. By throwing air down they generate lift that keeps the airplane in the air. Car…

I spent the whole article waiting for him to confess that he listens to smooth jazz while guiding the probe in.

That ZH argument is shoddy journalism. I live about 10 minutes away from the Nissan Sunderland plant. They're currently running 3 shifts a day to cope with the demand for new Qashqai and Juke models.

Yard art.

So he's Mr. Oatmeal!

Step 1: WRX / STI Hatch...

holy shit that wheel swap is fucking outstandamazing

I've always liked idea of mobile sea-launch platforms. This one is the Odyssey, part of which was in the recent Captain America movie. I don't believe there are other vehicles of its type.

My favorite is how the cabins work, everything rotates.

the "Flip Ship" has to be right up there...

Best one off work vehicle? Glomar Explorer. Built specifically to secretly recover a Russian sub for the CIA.

apparently the Model S works out to be around $15k USD more than a Golf GTI in Norway, because their petrol powered cars incur a massive tax.

Electric cars get free parking, free tolls, and can also use bus lanes. Reuters figured out an electric car owner saves $8200 per car per year in tolls and on road costs. So…

*Nic Cage is not the greatest actor of our generation. This was sarcasm.

NGB

I'm loving the work you're putting in for FA

There's absolutely no way they could mistake real g forces for a simulation.
I'm calling fake. Cool, but fake.

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