One of the worse things I see in this report is the ignoring of the construction workers. I’m a good enough engineer to know I don’t know everything. A guy with a high school education that has actually done stuff with his hands and not just on a computer knows a lot more about how things actually work than I do. Some…

Simple.

So the answer to the question is actually very simple - the Chrysler Turbine that can run on tequila or Chanel No. 5. And it even looks like a time machine already!

Ive never wanted white New Balances and jorts as much as I want them now.

My last ticket was in a ‘64 Austin Healey. The officer would have impounded the car but there was no one in his precinct that could drive it.

So, you’re saying this is a TPS report?  

Agree. That means I don’t need a Semi anymore to pull my trailer.

I don’t understand why Chrysler doesn’t just contract a company like Japan’s Aisin for a modern 8 speed box. A new 8 speed would be invaluable by merely improving the Journey’s fuel mileage, upping Chrysler’s CAFE average.

I’d love to see a car ad piece that uses the Captain Obvious model of exposition for everything.

Easy, the act of braking allows the bosonic nature of the brake particles, or brakons, to flourish and therefore these brakons all fall in lockstep even easier when all four brakes are entangled, or in ‘four-wheel’ mode. Tyres also exhibit bosonic qualities, which is why when one tyre is only a couple of PSI off of…

Here’s what I took away from this article:

I’m sure he threw a K&N air filter on that bad boy. That oughta be enough.