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Ryan Felton
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Apple tried making a car, it failed. Dyson tried, and failed. Many other startups have tried as well, and they've either been struggling to bring a vehicle to market for years, or they folded. Just goes to show how amazing it is that Tesla managed to bring any vehicle to market at all. 

Funny that they would include cork as an interior material. Mazda originally started as the Toyo Cogyu cork company.

Even with all the points this writer made- I still don’t think there’s enough justification for a 160ish mile difference. That’s 55% less range! And for a much higher price! Tesla has been making electric cars for a decade. Their batteries are top notch, and their electric drivetrains are the most efficient in the

In the books, magic is called “The Source”, which sounds too Star Wars-y and is probably why it’s not referred to as such in other mediums. Mages draw their power from four types of magical energy- earth, air, wind, and fire- that flow under the earth. Some places are more magical than others, hence why mages like to c

It’s canon in the books and videogames though. If either Geralt or Yennefer were played by actors the same canonical age rather than their canonical appearance, they’d be played by actors in their 90s.

Google is your friend. Mazda is not coming out with a variable compression engine, they’re coming out with a compression-ignition engine. Nissan/Infinity already came out with a variable compression engine. Mazda will be coming out with Skyactiv-X later in 2019. They're targeting markets with more stringent emissions

My pet theory is that they're going to simply license FreeValve from that Koenigsegg guy. Look it up. And of course being Mazda, they'll figure out some weird way to make it better. 

A party store is Michigan slang for a convenience store.