Easy solve. 

There is some precedent for this.

For me, back up cameras have completely changed my parking game. Backing in is so much easier to do, in terms of visibility and accuracy. It’s a great feeling to back in evenly between the lines, and end the job with the red line overlaid perfectly parallel to the curb. *chef’s kiss*  My rule is to back in only if…

It’s mine! I just forgot where I parked it. Thanks to the authorities for finding it for me after all this time.

1st: Does it really need pointing out that people who work in factories can’t build cars from their kitchen table?

How much krill does it consume while driving?

Giant CP based on this

Oh, man! hahaha Here’s my fave from that Vedder phase:

I don’t know why but given all that shittiness in the past 24 hours, this picture made me really happy.

“We pay literally hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes. We don’t even want government subsidies. We just want to be left alone and the government can’t help itself but to, like: ‘Here’s an oil company driving their oil tanker into some rocks, making a living, you know, living their dream, let’s try to ruin that as…

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

Tundra did exactly what it set out to do. It created a beach head for full size truck buyers in the US. It is the most reliable full size pickup with the highest resale value.

Love the “little” but super satisfying projects like this. Also love to read about them, so I wouldn’t mind more posts like this from the whole Jalopnik team.

There’s something wonderfully dystopian about this car. It made me think of a future were “consumer” was just another term for peasant, and we were only allowed to drive these, while our Lords drove BroDozers and could roll over us whenever they felt like it.

I think a disc brake conversion is in the future, but for now, we just need to get this thing on the road.

Will they finally hire a Dank Memelord to be their head of PR?

And lo, the number of the rails shall be three. And three shall be the number. No more, no less. Two shall not be the number, unless immediately proceeding three. Four is right out.

Today I was in the car with my wife explaining the code on mail trucks by which you can tell their age. Her face was like this:

This list really just illustrates the fundamental disconnect dealers (and manufactures by extension) have with the car buying public. Most of the stuff on this list are things dealerships should be doing with every customer anyways, regardless of what they’re buying. A sales staff that actually knows something about…

I finally figured out what it reminds me of! A Bull Terrier!