Really?

In the US we do not punish people for the “sins of their fathers”.

The Demon only made 808 on 93 oct so 11hp less is basically a formality to keep the Demon on the top.

Stupidest article yet on Jalopnik.

“These mustangs weren’t known for their reliability anyway” 

I can run 100 meters in 15 seconds, therefore I can run a mile in 4 minutes.

Good discussion here.

From R&T

But making cars is hard! It’s not like there are long established brands who can ramp up production on a new product much more quickly! Especially on a new and unproven electric car!

I love how old safety standards are always brought up. I know cars are safer now, but its not like these were some notorious deathtrap. Relax bud.

So you guys are saying you experienced snowy weather while driving a vehicle in the same level of roadworthiness as any of the POS vehicles my parents had during the 1980's?

As a engineer, the inefficiency, unreliability and unnecessary complication of rotary engine make me uneasy. It’s a cool concept for a one of car, or for a race car to showcase ingenuity but it does not belong in production cars. These engines are worse than regular ICEs in every single way.

that’s mass for you

Those iron duke 2.0L’s were absolute beasts. Plus the trans had to be good to survive the numerous neutral low drops teenage me subjected it to, haha.

The boomers (me included) had HOPE. Millenials have a lot of fear and uncertainty.

Gosh, it’s almost like the decades of wage stagnation are bad for the economy.

Eliminating the Buell line, which appealed to younger buyers with less disposable income, is looking pretty stupid in retrospect.

I do it everyday on the way home from work. Yes it’s legal and yes it’s safe. You definitely need to go slower though. It’s much harder to see a bike coming in a sea of headlights. You have to methodically pick your way slowly through intstead of just whizzing by.

With the sun to her back, she shields her eyes from...the sun?