same. As an SVO owner, that pic brings a small tear to my eyes

Kill it with fire.

The founding fathers weren’t infallible you know and many would argue that the Electoral College system is one of the few things they got wrong.

It isn’t when you consider the complete cycle. Batteries for all intents and purposes isn’t a closed loop cycle, many proponents like to claim that batteries are recyclable but they aren’t without a huge input of energy to separate the materials and even then only 80% of materials are retrieved. Compare that to fuel…

lol 118 lb-ft?

I give it 30 years until we wake up from this bad dream called batteries. Then we’ll look back on Hydrogen and ask ourselves: “Why didn’t we work on this more aggressively?”

...or you just have a Nuclear plant produce it for you at 3 AM when it is still generating thousands of MWs that no one is using. I personally won’t buy any EV in the future unless it’s hydrogen. Until then I’ll take my diesels and hybrid-plugins, batteries are dumb.

damnit, you got me right in the feels.

I’m going to go with the ‘94 Fiat Panda 4x4 we had in Greece. I really couldn’t tell a difference between its sheet metal and that of a Sardine can.

There isn’t a single V6 out there that sounds better than even the shittiest of V8.

I don’t get the hype about this car, it looks like just another plain-Jane 911 to me that will get smoked by anyone driving a PDK-equipped 911.

It’s just so boring. Mini hasn’t been cool since they first came out.

I still can’t hoon it around Laguna Seca, so I give very few pebble sized shits.

True, I was mainly referencing the 1986 Lancia Delta S4 that had 640 hp.

the 2.0-liter turbocharged inline-four, which somehow manages to pump out an insane 600 horsepower.

fix’t

“meh”

dank or in Italian “il dank”

I did, my French didn’t take me that far.