For anyone who thinks my sarcasm is not warranted, here is some perspective:

Wow, scientists have discovered a way to extract energy from internal combustion engines (a 230+ year old technology) using a Peltier device, which was created in 1834. How revolutionary!

I would say Nickelback, but Canadian imports are about to become too expensive.

Jalopnik: Why are cars so boring and only come in silver, black, white and grey?

You are either delusional or a troll. And I don’t even know what this means. Do you want it to be a plug-in hybrid?

Clearly a 4th Gen Ram 1500

Looking at the results from the 10% Challenge that is run by the Out of Spec Reviews team the best efficiency experienced so far at 80 mph is the Tesla Model 3 RWD on 18" wheels at 3.5 mi/kWh. If you want 585 miles on a single charge you will need a Model 3 with a battery of 167 kWh, which is larger than almost any…

So they crawled around a track for 32.5 hours.  That sounds like a particularly inhumane level of torture.  My thoughts and prayers for the mental health of the drivers in this experiment.

There is truth to that statement, so if you filter it for 2022+ then you still have (3) cars listed less than $50k, or (25) cars under $60k

A $50k Lucid Air is pretty cool, but do you know what is really cool?

What a weird time we are in:

If Samcrac’s experience is anything to go by, the future owner will get a cease and desist letter unless all the logos are removed.

Bradley, next time take an 18" (or 24" or something along those line) breaker bar and wedge it in between the brake pedal and the driver seat leg bolster. It’s super easy if you have power seats (and doable even with manual fore-aft adjustment). Saves you from needing to get another person and that pedal can be held…

Hot take:

You can come to your own conclusions.  The Prius used 1 gallon during the stint and the Veyron and Maybach both used over 2 gallons.  Aside from that if you look at the video Hoovie wasn’t even maintaining the same distance, so likely had lower acceleration and deceleration during the test.

Sorry critical thinking bores you.

Pretty sure Scottie doesn’t know what a kilometer is.

You actually believed that bit. I’ve talked to many people over the years that bought it and cite that as evidence to confirm their own biases, so you aren’t the first to fall for it.

Are you asking if Scottie (a habitual liar from rural Kentucky) owned a one-off special Syclone made by Gale Banks for a land speed record attempt? Please. Besides, even if he did acquire it back in the late-90s there isn’t a road long, straight, or level enough in this county to hit that speed in probably any car.

I had a coworker tell me that he owned the fastest truck in the world years back, I asked which one and he said the GMC Syclone (which is certainly true).  However he followed that up by telling me he got the highest speeding ticket in county history at over 200 mph.  Even if it was very highly tuned (being very…