radbarchetta
RadBarchetta
radbarchetta

I dunno, depending on the failure mode, it could be quite entertaining. With no human driver, there’s no real reason why they have to “fail safe”.

“Horsepower is only necessary if you have to slow down in the corners” - Confucius, I think.

Yup. The Caliber specifically was supposed to replace it in 2006. And yet, they kept building PTs for 5 more years.

Based on my experience with software that originates in China, you’ll forgive me if an autonomous anything of theirs doesn’t exactly strike fear into my heart.

That’s not true at all. They sold like hotcakes for many, many years, and were a cash cow for the various iterations of Chrysler back then. When Daimler bought Chrysler, they wanted to get rid of it. But it was such a big money maker, they let Chrysler keep it and only gave it the mild refresh around 2004. It even

Geek level 0. Try again.

Spoiler Alert!

My favorite vanity plate of all time was ASCII27. Depending on your level of geekiness, you’ve already figured out what kind of vehicle this was.

Unfortunately, some of the people who are at the biggest risk of contracting measles, those who are immunocompromised, can’t get this vaccine since it’s a live virus.

I’m in favor of red light cameras. Running a red light is fucking dangerous.

I agree. I could actually see that being used in my weird neighborhood. It’s a place where a full-size garbage truck gets followed around by a guy in what looks like a golf cart with a bag on it. The truck parks at the end or middle of the block. Then the cart drives up and down everyone’s driveway collecting garbage.

I’m surprised you didn’t break Kinja with that cute little joke of yours.

Well, there you go. I now feel justified in saying I want some of what she’s smoking.

You had me at 2010 Volkswagen.

Fancy Kristen also thought that Lexus minivan looked good. Did pot become legal in her state all of a sudden?

I guess you just found one of the few dealers that has modern car shopping (almost) figured out. That’s awesome. Reminds me of the first new car I ever bought, way back in 1998 when online car shopping was brand new. I used a service called Autobytel (which apparently still exists, but isn’t the same thing it used to

Toyota La JDM-Only

I mean, the ones built in Moraine, OH weren’t anything to write home about either...

“The screens are too damn big!”