The American driving test gives very little practical information on how to drive in the real world, as opposed to the fantasy universe described in driving test handbooks where everyone knows that when two people arrive simultaneously at a four-way stop it is the person on the right who goes first.

This is why you were given up after the War, Finland.

Travis please tell us you have the back story to this tire. Unreal.

If you didn't care and didn't have anything to say, you shouldn't have even posted.

If you think that calling someone a "colsole fan boy" when they disagree with your poorly thought out argument is taking the high road, well I have bad news for you son. This thing is more expensive and less powerful than last gen consoles. That isn't a fanboy's opinion, that is reality, son.

The XBOX One is $300. I have never heard anyone say "I wish I had a console that costs 2/3 the price of a normal console but only has 1/12th the computing power". Good luck convincing people to buy your console based on all the electricity savings!

Isn't the western version of this how do you use a fork? Pretty sure if the fork or chopsticks are doing a good job of getting food into your mouth without spilling it everywhere you're using them just fine.

How can you possibly notice a 2 ms sound delay? Even a 120 Hz TV only updates the picture 8.3 ms.

I would imagine there would be a difference between a fighter and a simulator in terms of the click bait-iness....

My cat also wants in

Yeah, just a simulator. The headline is clickbait in that sense. And the article doesn't describe a "breakthrough", either. Just a successful new application of an existing technology.

Do I have to think in Russian?

This is why I more or less instinctively avoid any contractor/landscaper with a blinged up bro truck. You're literally advertising how much you're upcharging people.

Wow... $60,000+ for a truck?!?!?

So I can buy this 5-year-old Mustang for the same price as a 2015 GT? Somebody call Tavarish.

Then beggars cannot be choosers.

Grab an STi. They are always lightly driven and lovingly cared for. heh heh

Or, you could support the company that makes a product you like by purchasing a NEW one.

I agree with the projected lines. It could also be useful for heavy fog and rain.

Yeah but compare those to the SUVs of their day. The 4Runner is the Toyota SUV of its time, and they did a 4 cyl version that did 0-60 in 37 seconds. The Taurus's SUV was the Explorer which had a 4.0 liter engine that inexplicably made 150 hp. And at GM (Saturn) they had the 95-00 Blazer which was an awful POS even…