You see a ton because FCA/Stellantis DID sell a ton of them, just not within the past couple years 

Yes, that was was solid, but, man, they’ve squeezed out a Suezmax bulker full of stinkers lately.

I still use my metal cigarette case I got through Camel Cash

That’s basically all Netflix documentaries at this point - sat through how many episodes of that one about the Canadian woman found dead in the water tank of her hotel in Los Angeles - with speculation about organized crime, drugs, even “ghosts”, just to find out in the last episode that she had been recently…

I dont know, everything about me and my life is as average and unexceptional as you can get, and I’m at 165 on the dot

Trouble is, the time when this would have been feasible is also the period when it wasn’t necessary, American Motors was crushing it in the late 50s/early 60s, and the Mighty Mite (and it’s engine) stopped production in 1961. In 1961, the Rambler American was the #2 best selling small car in America after the Ford…

I got major Hidden City meets Ghostbusters vibes from it (with the apartment building being used as a portal by a 1920s cult and all), really enjoyed it. It seemed to be doing well, and had to be pretty cheap to produce, given 90% of the filming was in an old corporate office campus, really strange decision 

*BMW

parabolic cooling towers like that long predate nuclear power and are used at a number of different industrial sites and also some coal fired power plants. That is well known as the site of a major steelworks opened in the 1910s and closed in advance of the 2008 games to help clear up the sky around Beijing. They've…

That would be great for something with a strong action/comedy feel - like, they do the ridiculous thing the crazy conspiracy suggested, everything seems to be working perfectly, the scientist smashes his laptop in frustration, everyone begins celebrating, and, at the last second it all fizzles out, he has no other…

Might be more the tune of it

Anyone know what song Uncle Baby Billy was singing at the baptism? Sounded vaguely familiar - might be a protestant hymn, could just as easily be a Carter Family song, but can’t quite place it.

Probably not connected, but interesting trivia anyway, Tucker’s chief designer, Alex Tremulis, was a consultant to Subaru in the late ‘70s/early '80s. Think the Brat was the only product directly attributed to him

IIRC, Tesla’s battery warranty used to be for at least 70% charge after 100,000 miles, meaning losing up to 30% of range in that span was considered acceptable and within spec. I think their newer batteries are warrantied for better than that, but, still, I average close to 40,000 miles a year, almost all long…

This is pretty well exactly the Tatra business model, considering that Toyota appears to be doing this exclusively for lease vehicles, as Tatras werent sold, either

The impetus behind this is the electric vehicle mandate - a lithium ion battery may be down as much as 1/3 of it’s original capacity after 10 years, by refurbishing lease returns, Toyota can ensure the next customer to get the car is starting out with a brand new battery pack. It solves probably the main issue that…

Yeah, a green traffic light doesn’t exactly override a line of stopped cars in front of it with their red brake lights on

And also maybe shouldnt have a driver's license, at least not for a good long while

Im OK with that, marijuana smoking is still smoking, if that's what it takes for me to be allowed to do that in a plane again, fine, legalize it and I'll take it up

Yeah, credit where credit's due, with some makeup and without the police mugshot lighting, she'd look pretty much exactly the same. Would still be batshit crazy though