It's a Volkswagen in 1969. Chances are the inside is so full of marijuana smoke that you wouldn't be able to see out of the windows. That's why it looks so relaxed.

Nah, we kill people with tazers too. Except here in the UK we call them "tasers" because the letter Z is stupid.

Here in Europe the trucks can brake freakishly well. Modern trailers (not just the tractor units) have ABS. This is Volvo's automatic braking system but the brakes are the same as a regular truck's.

Actors love voice work. It only takes a couple of days, and you can do it in sweatpants.

That is bleak.

As I said, I attached a post-it to the dashboard. According to the manual, redline was 20mph in first, 40 in 2nd, 63 in 3rd (the 63 was very important; in Europe, the 0-60 is actually 0-100km/h, which is 62mph), 80 in 4th, and faster than the car would go in fifth. I just went by the speedo.

Yes, seriously. Just a line drawing of a five door Ford Escort Hatchback.

Yeah, it ran out of power around 105 or so, but using a 140mph speedo meant they only needed one for the whole range.

Here's the instrument cluster from a Mk4 Ford Fiesta (my first car). This is the base, base, base spec.

Your car will need to be connected if it's ever going to be self-driving. Think of this as a first step.

Here in the UK (The home of bleak and windswept former WW2 airfields with traffic cones on them) we have this, the breakfast bap:

Really it's just because you've finally caught up with the rest of the world. Everywhere apart from the USA FWD was the norm from the mid 70s onwards for anything that wasn't either a large saloon or a sports car. It was about 10 years before that happened in the USA, and of course large saloons have always been much…

It was still as hard as nails though. I remember that bit where you had to fall past the laser things that made a weird noise which was just stupid, and then there was another level where you actually had to die to be able to beat a boss.

And when I say kill, I mean "mistake for a sandwich".

This guy is thinking "I need to laugh harder otherwise he'll kill my wife."

A vertically integrated British car manufacturer? What a great idea!

My strongest memory was sat behind a sea wall next to a beach. It was probably somewhere like Llandudno. The waves were splashing up over the top of the wall, and the car would be rocking slightly from the wind. I know it was a long time ago because the chips were wrapped in real newspaper.

Here in the UK, a traditional summer weekend trip to the seaside would be completed by sitting in a car in the rain whilst watching the waves lash in to a bleak foreshore. If you're really doing it properly you will be eating fish and chips in the car, so that the windows steam up and all of the car's controls get a…

I'm no expert in comedy algebra, but shouldn't this be IT?

Run over by a horse and carriage within 20 seconds IIRC. Sierra games were hard.