wut. The reason for it is that yes, people will buy it. The world is not jalopnik.

I’m confused. You seem to have demonstrated that worst case, a model x would produce slightly more CO2 per mile than many “comparable” ICE’s. Wouldn’t that mean that you just proved JoeLiebig right?

The oculus rift.

Those recommendations are just based on your cache. ;)

It’s no secret he’s in Moscow. I suspect he wouldn’t even need any sophisticated IT security, just a device that he only uses for random stuff like twitter.

Better call Saul.

You created this caption? Inconceivable!

They assume an average weight for passengers so that they don’t have to weigh everyone. They do weigh baggage, and every pound over your allotment for baggage is a pound less in freight they can carry, the majority of flights have mail on them as cargo. In addition, as someone else mentioned, no one’s being asked to…

And yet HK as a whole is still over 65x more dense than California!! Sure, HK is not just the city, but compared to most of the world, well, yes, it is essentially just the city. It might not feel that way, or look that way on a map, but comparatively to other regions on this list, it is.

Even with all of that, HK is still 350 times smaller than California. And that’s just one state.

Except that “good performer” is already more than adequate for its intended purpose. It’s not that they couldn’t make a diesel car that meets the regulation, it’s that they wanted to out perform their competition in what is essentially a marketing contest.

Tagines are amazing. Do it.

In person from about 100 feet away, it looks absolutely amazing. From ten feet away, I’m of the opinion that it looks cheap.

First gear: sure, it’s an “easy” fix, after all, the base software functions already exist, but at what performance cost? Easy to do, tough to swallow?

I suspect that whatever this cheat was for is not going to be caught by state emissions inspections. If it were, these cars would have been failing these tests for years. The cheat software was only enabled when on a rolling road, as far as I know.

Well, Rent vs. mortage + expenses less equity!

Your honor, I would like to direct you to the defendant’s post on lifehacker, dated 9/21/15...”

With enough energy you could be pushed into someone parked in the next state.

I was surprised they didn’t call a red flag! you have a clearly unstable or completely idiotic person on the track, so even behind the “safety car” they would be going fast enough to likely not have enough time to react!

Road cyclists regularly get up to 40 mph, and some often get up to 50 mph. Typical brakes could handle this fine, especially as you could slow down considerably simply by not pedaling.