Wet on ramp. Turbo 1.8 Jetta wagon “short bumper.” Tires just did not hold. It had happened before. I knew the tires were crap. They came with the car. I was cheap. Up visiting my sick father. Better things to spend money on, etc. Not paying attention, turbo spooled up and the car started to plow. Tried to correct it…

Maybe he was just trying to stop the Mustang Apocalypse?

This makes me cry, look how good that Mustang is...

I am so sorry.

Missed this, but here’s a picture of my worst convertible story:

Tatsumi’s backdrop of apartment complexes are amazing to capture at night!

That rumbling you’re hearing is the sound of 8 million American teenage boys fainting and crashing to the floor amidst a cloud of vape smoke.

GT-R . . . . Monster Energy livery . . . . hella flush fender gaps . . . . “Lambo” doors . . . . NoS decal . . . . big white letter tire stickers.

Citroen DS. Then Id drive it til it got problems again, and turn it into a Tesla DS, because Gattaca.

You had me at CRX. They could even do some same-gen Civic Si and wagon.

I’d instead prefer them to revisit the Z32 300zx. For $30,000 I’d buy one tomorrow.

Yes! Make them so expensive the drift bros can’t get their grubby little hands on them.

The problem is most of the cars I have in mind wouldn’t make sense to restore because they aren’t worth anything. Datsun 240z is getting there but still...

93-96 geo Prizm.

Why? Because he wants to bring an ide he suggested to life? You realize this “dickbag” is allowing other companies to use the trademarked Hyperloop name with no intention of stopping them. This dickbag opened up Tesla’s patents to other companies to further the advent of electric cars. There are so many unconventional…

How do you define subsidies? SpaceX is the low cost provider in the satellite business. He’s providing the same service that Boeing and Lockheed, two of the biggest defense contractors, charge the government more for. Those companies receive government money that DWARFS anything SpaceX has ever gotten.

I mean, was there ever a radical innovator that wasn’t?

Toyota did it first.