Nice. I’m sure it’ll look gorgeous on that. I’ve never actually bought a flat-screen TV, but if I ever do, I think it’ll be an OLED of some kind.

I had a similar experience in Red Dead Redemption one time. Just moseying through the desert, doing cowboy stuff, when I heard the rattling sound. I moseyed a bit more, and the sound got louder. “That’s a cool sound effect,” I thought to myself. Then it got me. Turns out you can get bitten by rattlesnakes in that…

That’s a danger noodle right there.

Sorry I’m late, y’all.

Yes, the tactical taco tackle technique.

I came here to say basically this, but not as well as you did.

Yeah, I can think of a few ways to check your own brake lights, but none of them are as easy as looking at your dashboard:

“Granted, it seems to have taken a lot of work (and access to a 3D printer) to make such a feat possible, but hey, potato camera.”

A valid question. I have no idea how long the light was out; about halfway through the trip, we met up with my parents, and it was my dad who pointed it out to me.

I wasn’t being sarcastic. We’re talking about a church lady who laid the foundations of rock and roll, pioneered new sounds, inspired legends, offended stuffy traditional churchgoers, defied racial and gender perceptions of musicians at the time, and did it all while singing the gospel at the top of her lungs. If…

On the one hand, bears are not people; so no, the pass wouldn’t cover them.

Thanks. It was a good trip, and I got a lot of great pictures. And other than replacing a brake light bulb and fiddling with the headlights, I didn’t even have to do any wrenching.

The ironic thing is that we don’t own a Subaru, and never have (though I definitely wouldn’t be opposed to it). Our road trip rig is a Mazda6 wagon, and it handled everything we put it through just fine.

After recently going on a two-week road trip across the western US, hitting seven different national parks/monuments, I think it’s a combination of 1 and 5. Subarus were everywhere, especially Crosstreks. It’s worth noting that the only time we saw a bear was in Texas, at Big Bend. It was just chillin’ there by the…

All the stars for Meat Loaf.

There have been some really good answers so far (looking at you, 900turbo), but I gotta get me a HiAce.

Before my dad was a dad, he had two 1969 Rivieras, both in red. One was wrecked in the front, and the other in the back. He planned to put them both together into one good car, but unfortunately, that never happened.

Before my dad was a dad, he had two 1969 Rivieras, both in red. One was wrecked in the front, and the other in the back. He planned to put them both together into one good car, but unfortunately, that never happened.

The timeline seems overly aggressive, but I think Volvo has the right approach here. That in-between place, where you basically have a human driver babysitting a robot driver, is where the danger is; skipping level 3 really does seem like the way to go. That said, I hope they don’t rush things too much; they know what…

I actually meant to add that one, but forgot about it until now. Also, mandolins are fun.