Thanks, Stephanie. The idea with this story is to go for the most widely available bottles. I know there are better-tasting sauces out there. Will be on the lookout!

Everyone is ripping on the computer, but there was a human on board equally as capable of applying the brakes and also failed to do so. I wouldn’t mind knowing why.

I don’t expect it to be demonstrably safer than humans at this point. It’s still in its infancy, and it’s impossible for a computer to avoid 100% of accidents, especially when a pedestrian unexpectedly swan dives into the road at night.

The chance that the bridge wasn’t approved by external engineering groups is zero.

Generally, I get the mocking and irreverence of the posters on this page because, hey, considering the age and political bent of most posters on here, I get it. But seriously, what a bunch of DB’s some of you are. I hope most of you never suffer what some of you make fun of on a daily basis.

naaahh... not funny. multiple deaths.

I’m an engineer at a company that makes emissions-related components.

Wouldn’t it be crazy if it was found in the following years that multiple auto makers had built cars specifically to beat tests, and that the actual emissions from diesel engines were vastly higher than otherwise reported? Maybe toss in the exposure of the fact that standard emissions tests are inadequate and more…

I have faith that they will sell all 5.

I just posted my bike pullover story. Nice to know I’m not the only one.

I used to ride on the road a lot, although I much prefer mountain or gravel riding now. My dad still road bikes semi-regularly, and last year their entire group of about 15 people were pulled over for “impeding traffic” riding single file up a hill out of town. The cop told them to split up into groups of 3 and spread…

I was riding down the side of a country road on my bike. Not a motorcycle, a legitimate bicycle with 14 speeds, skinny tires, and me in a lot of spandex. A County Sheriff blows past me, makes a u-turn, then comes up beside me and signals for me to pull over.

I’ve always deserved it, everytime. I drive like an idiot. I’ve been let off of a ton of tickets too. I’m always surprised when I get let off. I can’t make rhyme or reason of it or what happens that they let me off but I’m always really glad.

When i read “heres my 2017" i was really hoping to see Texas plates and a busted tail light.

Then remember a few years later when Toyota brought us a car with 22 more horsepower, a better 0-60, a back seat, and a lower price, all without having to add a turbo?

Maybe I’m the odd man out here, but I’ve driven a BRZ/FRS, and am very much considering buying one, and I really don’t feel the lack of turbo kills this car. Its a very fun car as is, and does not need 300-400 hp to make it enjoyable, its enjoyable right out of the box.

Now, I don’t have a problem if they made a turbo…

Damn, I read that they had stolen 46 POLICE cars. I was both Wow! and Why?? at the same time.

+49.5

To counter this, since 2012 the FR-S/86 has outsold the Miata in the U.S. In that time it’s also outsold the entire production run of the S2000. These cars are not doing as poorly as internet commentators and articles would have everyone believe. Sales have certainly dropped off, but that’s typical of any niche sports…

It’d also significantly increase the cost, which would more likely shrink its customer base. The number of those who would actually buy a turbocharged 86 is likely much lower than the number of those who claim they would, especially given what the car would likely cost then.