So Jalopnik is against police chases now? If departments ban police chases, what incentive do you have to pull over for a cop? Just run. Jalopnik doesn’t understand human motivation.
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How ridiculous. Where is the accountability for the people playing in traffic?
When I had my Focus, I’d always wait until the needle was well under E. I had the reserve in that tank figured out down to a science! But with my truck now, I usually fill up when its down to about half because I don’t like having to swipe my card twice to fill it up. The pumps seem to shut off after a certain dollar…
So according to Jalopnik, if a company is exploited, they should just become a charity? Interesting take.
Should be titled I Had No Idea Airplanes Were This Efficient. When comparing to cars you can’t forget to factor in how much faster the work is being done. Yet the raw MPGs are still better. That’s extremely impressive. Looking at the total gallons or pounds of fuel a plane uses is a silly way to look at it because…
What an insane take. The only people reckless are the ones blocking the police vehicle. Protest all you want but that doesn’t mean you can impede traffic. Get out of the road!
Sounds like apple.
The early 90s Nissan Hardbody had the best example:
Emissions-Free Car? Hahaha. Nice try.
The only thing that bugs me more than spoke counts that aren’t in multiples of the lug count are asymmetrical wheels.
Looks like your typical 1994 Chevy Pickup going down the road with a bent rear axle.
Elon and the driver share equal blame.
If it was a Colorado, it could have deployed the side airbags for safety.
Actually, this isn’t like the Haldex system at all. It’s more akin to the early 2000s Dodge Caravan AWD system (but backwards as far as front vs rear wheels and which are the main powered wheels). It’s purely mechanical. The hub is like a bicycle hub where the wheel can freewheel and spin faster than it’s input but…
Unions are destroying this country. I would fire anyone who tried to unionize.
Every car is underpowered. No such thing as too much power.
Toyota unable to design a sports car? Tell me something new.
At least your comments get approved.
That’s nothing compared to the crap they spew about automobiles in general, like anything emissions related, pickup trucks, how it’s a bad idea to sell a car with a top speed of 174, and so on. It’s like Jalopnik has become an anti-car car blog.
Call things autopilot that aren’t autopilot, win stupid prizes.