That’s not the way ‘nuclear batteries’ work. From a Wired article:

Are worried the Yoke is on the way out? Have no fear, Yoke Fan. Coming soon, to a Lexus dealer near you:

Did the Blazer exist in 1967?   I think the 1st gen blazer was probably a cooler vehicle in 1995 than the above vehicle is today, assuming they were in equivalent condition.

Yeah if he’d been just fractionally closer he would have lost the Su27 and likely died.  Pilot was told to harass the drone, but pilot was an idiot.

This truck is 28 years old. When this 1995 truck was new, an ad equivalent to this vehicle would be for a 1967(!) Chevy Suburban for $4500.

There’s a theoretical stable world of slowly evolving economic policy where finding the best price on the supply vs. demand curve works, and then there’s the world we live in. We have to deal with the sudden realities of pandemics and war, sudden unemployment and sudden trillion-$ stimulus packages.

Sorry about the knee, but if there’s a time in history to stop driving MT, this is it. I still hope to own a manual one day... it’s really just a matter of more garage space at this point, but that kind of space is worth $100K’s here in the Bay Area.

Yeah I think you’re right -- I bet the door won’t shut when the seat is rotated.

I wonder if the seat will allow you to ‘stop’ it at a 90º angle — maybe it’s on some kind of base where it pops into 0º or 180º only.

Sure, a ‘frosted’ paint is different, but it’s still a shitty, boring color. Silver/Grey was cool back in like 1995, now that it’s been one of the top 3 car colors for the past 20 years it is not any cooler than a Camry Dent.

I guess it depends on TikTok:  do you increase your fan base with the *look* of the IDBuzz, or do you get more likes from a higher-status brand?

It may not *define* the 1990s, but the best looking car of the 1990s is the FD RX-7:

400mi / 9 hrs = 45mph — not entirely unreasonable I guess?  I’m guessing he doesn’t make a great salary, though, because people will drive for minimum wage or less (i.e. Uber).

I wonder how the reliability is on MB’s 2.0T engine — how many (2nd or 3rd) owners are wishing they could replace that 255hp MB engine with the Honda 252hp 2.0T after 100k miles?

Yeah they’re expensive, and then you add on the dealer mark-up and end up with ludicrous.

What’s with the unfinished cinder block wall behind the car? By the look of the neighborhood, this guy might be selling the car just to pay off HOA fines.

I’m just waiting for the long range, 4WD version to have a sticker price of $69,999 (before options). Alternatively, you’ll probably be able to buy one with 185 miles of range + 2WD for $55K.

What does ‘single model year run’ mean? They’re not selling *more* 2021's. Now they’re selling 2023s...

Apparently the lead designer for this car is also responsible for one of the Official Cars of the 80's, the 3rd gen camaro.

• It started as an intentionally fake license plate (dumb)