So, Trump’s tariffs are going to stop GM from importing a car made with cheap labor in China to sell in the US market?

Plus the comments are generally better than the content.

We have only used Air BnB twice and both times we booked early before a big event in an area. Both times the “renter” ended up cancelling on us and leaving us up shits creek.. I do not like their service. 

Copy Editors for $60k? With as many mistakes I’ve seen in the past year or so, y’all hirin’? 

Why don’t you guys pay us commenters, plenty of people are only here for this

Classic. Averages a shade under 130 all purpose yards a game, but he sucks because he wants more money and he doesn't praaaaactice. 

i just skip everything hoping there’s an engineering explained youtube video. it’s more fun watching.

“These severe fines do NOTHING to stop people pecking away at their phones in Ontario.”

But you can already order a Transit with the Ford GT engine.

Want to close down loopholes? Instead of trucks, go after cruise ships and container vessels which register in countries who don’t give a crap about emissions. Ever wonder why all those cruise ships are registered in the Bahamas?

I’ve owned a car with a VQ35 and N54.

Wow. So we get a Supra without Toyota reliability, a relatively high price, two engines with the highest output only being 335hp, and no manual transmission.

I’m in the process of trying to sell it now (buying a Model 3) but I will likely have to go with CarMax’s low offer. Hatchback has been fine. I never really thought about it until now that it isn’t a physical latch when you pull the trunk handle. For such a small car, it’s ironically been the most practical for…

Because they properly report accidents/injuries?

This is the kind of high quality journalism that only outing private citizens and distributing stolen sex tapes can provide.

The bottom line there: a team would hit upon something that made them very fast (Renault’s engines, RedBull’s blown diffuser, Ferrari’s Schumacher, Mercedes’ money and engines, etc), and ride that wave until everyone else figured it out and caught up.

I’m completely in the same boat. Been watching F1 since the late 90s and every year I get excited, thinking okay this year it’s gonna be different, more over taking, the hope for more winners than the usual teams and driver’s. But after the first few races, we get settled into the season only to be more of the same…

You are right but fastest lap times are not a good metric.

WAY back when, I went to a F1 race when Mansel and Prost were driving Williams and Senna was driving a Maclaren. The lap times of these cars in the early 90s was dramatically faster than anything else on the circuit. I swear, these three cars were fighting traffic on the 4th lap. This Two-tiered thing of F1 has been…

Each year I do the same dance. I look forward to the F1 season starting, watch two parade races, get bummed out at how uneventful each race is, and give up on the rest of the season. Then I start looking forward to the next dang season again for some reason.