Makes sense to me. Weren’t most speed limits set like 40 years ago? Your typical car from 1975 is scary as hell at 80mph. In today’s cars, you’ll exceed that without noticing if you aren’t careful on a straightaway. Plus, stopping power is better today as well.

What I don’t get is, Jeep has such a brand identity with the Wrangler, but they don’t carry the style across the models well at all. The weird grill on the Cherokee is clearly trying to show this, but then they added the “angry comic book villain” headlights.

“I am pleased with this arrangement, for now. Buckle me loosely, slave wench, or suffer the wrath of many decibels.”

Pogs were a long time ago indeed....

You got it, Luke.

Post from 20 years in the future:

Will there be different types of support for VR headsets across games? For instance, existing FPS titles could be made to support the depth perception aspect of VR (basically 3D support I suppose?), but not necessarily the “head look” full immersion from the gyro sensors. I couldn’t get on board without some support…

Somewhere:

Is he sitting in an interdimensional portal? Because that’s the only way to explain where his legs are.

Isn’t it pretty likely the Porsche is auto w/ paddles as well? (Haven’t watched it yet)

I thought it was great overall!

Mommy, what’s that car doing to the road?

That thing would really screw up the roads.

The gauges suggest some go-fast money was put into the car, which surely makes the wreck even more frustrating. Dammit, John!

This car is EcoBonkers.

It was more that he didn’t like how bald eagles were known to be cannibals.

Suck it, Paris!

You’ll be missed way more then Poochie. Congrats and best of luck in the new gig.

No AWD manual option, no turbo-4 option, why not just make it only in beige Honda?