Cruise mouthpiece:

Sheller and Urry (2000) emphasize that no interaction with the spatial environment can take place from inside a passenger car because acoustic backdrops and smells of the city are not captured and distinctive buildings or urban artifacts are reduced to two dimensions by a perception from inside through the windshield…

“We’re addressing this from a data-based perspective,” lead sponsor state Senator Lisa Cutter said in a statement. “Data shows us that higher vehicle weights directly correlate with vulnerable road user deaths. It just makes sense to tie funding to that. It’s not about disincentivizing the purchase of [these]…

Wow! Fred Flintstone designed that grille.

Yeah, but it’s nonsensical. It could have been an open horse drawn carriage rather than that specific car. 

You could buy a car for that much money.

No respect for Nikloa Telsa!

This is pretty vague, are we talking a single vehicle like Franz Ferdinand’s last ride or a car model over a production run?

A couple of personal highlights in the collection include a 2015 Porsche 918 ‘Weissach’ Spyder, which has sadly only covered 12 miles in its lifetime. 

Listed under Meats, the full menu also shows soppressata, bresaola, and chorizo.

I was going to say that I never use my high beams, but then I realized that I do use them to signal other drivers once in a while. I never use them for their main purpose, though, I guess just because of where and when I drive.

Cool, thanks.

“Leck mich am Arsch” is usually translated as “Kiss my ass” in English, but I have no idea why someone would say that in this situation. Totally eingerostet here too.

I suppose my point wasn’t clear. It was aimed at the clickbait headline and shallow coverage more than anything else.

Yeah, this is just innumeracy. cars.com has a list of other options:

There really is no getting around the fact that the Model S is the most important car of the 21st century.

which they claim has taken the car to 60 miles per hour in a parking lot

Yes on the coupe.

I’d put the 2 series in the best of the bunch, though I agree it’s not beautiful.

Interesting! The definition has drifted, then. I think in the U.S. it still means a vehicle with pedals.