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The other real story is the obscene price of prescriptions in the U.S.

Just doin’ Datsun things in my Datsun ute, that’s all.

Of course there is.

Not to mention the time when James May drove over an active volcano in Iceland, and then it erupted a few months later.

This is a Nissan Pulsar EXA Convertible. A scant 100 vehicles were built for Nissan Cherry dealerships, per Nissan. I’m not sure why I don’t own one and live in one and cherish one as mine forever.

If they were really on the stick, they could get no end of volunteers who didn’t care about coming back just so long as they didn’t have to put up with the election’s BS.

Except Musk and SpaceX are not bluffing. Considering what SpaceX has managed to do so far in a relatively short time, it’s a toss up who’s going to get there first. 

This is a classic example of just because it's rare doesn't make it valuable.

I once tried to set off without wheels. Someone had stolen them during the night.. It was pretty dark in the morning and i got in the car, immitiately feeling a bit weird. Cars usually have some minimal play in the suspension while climing in. So I started the car and put it in gear and started to let off clutch and

You’ve owned the other four cars for over 43 years on average? Are you the first owner on any of them?

Because every single person I know in NYC with a car street parks it (driveways / private garages are ultra-rare and ultra-expensive). I often have to park four or five blocks away from my apartment in order to find a space. You’d have to literally wire the entire city with literally millions of public e-charging

There are a few of these. WeFull and Filld immediately come to mind, but there’s probably several others.

It’s for weight distribution. Don’t think of it as moving the wheels back. Think of it as moving the rest of the car forward. That puts more weight on the front.

Billy Piper, teen pop sensation, co-star in Doctor Who, star of Diary of a Call Girl and other things.

Ironically, they dragged this dog of a show out to two hours (with Extra Gear), when I think most of us would happily have watched an extended Top Gear with Clarkson, May, and Hammond. Hell, I’d have watched a three hour episode every time if they’d made them.

We’re talking about a guy with a garage full of white Ferraris. He probably has a closet full of dozens of that identical outfit.

“I assume they will never, ever get rid of the celeb segment, so please just avoid all of the cringe inducing forced polling of the audience on who has a better car history.”