To follow that, BMW have done an amazing job making their upgrades accessible to the lower tiers as well. M3 control arms and bushings do amazing things to a 328i. I’d like to see somebody try that with a (checks notes) Kia K900.

Wasn’t that the norm, though? The RB and VG engines were aluminum heads and iron block.  

They’re a wonderful way to leak water into the cabin and onto all those expensive electronic modules you had no idea ever existed.

Same here (manual in Bay Area traffic). And if I ever find a manual in traffic cumbersome, then I take a different road or go in the opposite direction!  

Derek Carr seems to have learned a lot from his QB coach Chris Everett.

Can't be any worse than their callback hashtag to Bring Back Winning.

Only in Al Michael’s voice.

Both Russell Wilson and Colin Kaepernick were drafted by MLB teams.

Saab.  They too have a distinctive crayon smell!

Ex-NFL and soon to be Washington Redskins RB Darren McFadden.

Getting a wedgie wouldn’t happen to someone who is Streeter-smart.

Will it baby?

Yeah, but Brady thinks that Trump... Trump thinks of Brady... awww shit.

MkIV Supras are at a floor right now; get them while you can at a paltry $500k.

Even Boban was having fun with him out there.

Well, only one on these shores.

The sales guy at CarMax volunteered to remove the decal from my wagon.  I didn't even have to ask!

Fork that. You won't catch me eating that shirt. 

I agree; the outcome is likely the result of the decisions from an FMEA. In those situations, safety systems are better to fault to operate than to fail to activate. The parameters the driver provided put the system in an unknown state where it fell into the probability of a crash, and did what it was supposed to do.

Honda Element: high-roofline wagon, or less effective minivan?