As someone who knows jack shit about offroad builds... wouldn’t the biggest win being fitting lockable diffs to either vehicle?

Taurus, those things are as reliable as they are boring. Me and my coworkers all had them as company cars for years. We were really hard them and they never really had any issues. I’m talking I put nearly 20K miles on mine in the first 6 months of ownership, drove that thing down access “roads” to drill sites, pushing…

I think there’s a common thread here, and it’s not leases. Please tell me which of those cars you would want to own without a factory warranty. Personally my answer is “none”, except maybe the Buick, but I don’t want an Enclave anyway.

Even simpler for a human to handle, since the human sees the stopped car ahead even before the car in front moves around the stopped car.

So I don’t really get how it makes sense to separate parents from children until the parents are sentenced. Quite frankly in addition to the emotional harm to the families it seems like a needless expense. And since most people I would assume expect not to be caught (other than the ones seeking asylum obviously) I…

“Most drivers would have hit the target”

Maybe humans just aren’t cut out to use driver-assistance systems.

What is autopilot for?

This is where human judgment is most important. A hard brake may or may not useful in scenarios involving sudden lane change of the car in front of you:

Its in EVERY video, the Tesla is following too closely. My auto follow cruise control in the nearest setting is still about 2.5 seconds back from the car ahead. Tesla’s sure like to tail/stalk their target.

Trump “king of business”??

*blinks*

“If Obama were doing either, in the exact same manner, he would be praised for his pragmatism and “playing chess when everyone else is playing checkers”as they loved to spin through the echo chamber. Let’s be honest here, you know that’s true.”

“Well nobody except the Crooked Trump administration... whose M.O. seems to be to create a crisis, let people sweat for a bit and then “solve” the crisis they created.”

Growing up, there was this one kid (we’ll call him cry-baby Carl) whose parents’ owned a large lot of property adjacent to their house, which was also fairly large compared to the other houses/lots in the neighborhood.

He’s not, but I think that Mr Manwich’s point is that trump is making a shitty deal because he’s unprepared to negotiate effectively.

Way to put words in his mouth. He is referring to the most recent news of the agreement/non-agreement.

1st gear: The complexity of connections in the auto industry is perfectly demonstrated by Magna International (which Trump probably confuses for MAGA International). This Canadian company is the largest auto parts manufacturer/supplier in the world. It employs more than 79,000 people in Canada, the US and Mexico…

As a Canadian, the biggest issue I have with Trump’s idiotic tariffs are that they are idiotic and not being thought up or implemented with any sort of economic knowledge or strategy.

1st Gear: Well nobody except the Crooked Trump administration... whose M.O. seems to be to create a crisis, let people sweat for a bit and then “solve” the crisis they created. That’s more or less what happened with North Korea which led to the recent no-substance “deal”.