I’m disappointed this Mom-asaurus isn’t from Texas or Florida because I love satisfying stereotypes that feed my regional prejudices.

This is the most concisely correct response in the history of this series. It is truly the bright response we needed in these dark times.

And here it is with an actual-size human for scale.

In a figurative sense, yes, I suppose a truck could make you look more appealing to some people.

Foot down. Turn left.

“Hans, I vas styling der neiu Kampfwagen prototype but all I had vas a ruler.”

I didn’t appreciate or understand my Corvair at the time. By way of atonement, I saved a derelict and take good care of it.

Bring back Lanesplitter.

You didn’t actually insult anybody

Ok, that’s fair. I shouldn’t have made that assumption. Just for transparency, I work in the auto industry as an engineer for one of the big ones. Trust me, with the pay that the unions demand, if we want to bring manufacturing back to the states, there’s no way we can employ as many people as factories overseas do.…

WTF Ford. You sell ONE car. Should have thought about your car sales before you killed them off.

If the big 3 have proven anything over the past several decades it’s that they are agile and can adapt quickly. Also, water is in fact not wet.

The engineering that goes into developing RPM happy pushrod engines and the sciency shit behind bore and stroke and piston velocity is all interesting stuff.

Well in that case....

I don’t like an overly loud restaurant, but usually when it does reach the level of me noticing the noise it’s because of the stupid “industrial” design ethos of all hard surfaces and open ceilings amplifying the sound. Would a few soft surfaces to help absorb some sound kill these people?

Perhaps a little off topic, but I truly loved the photography in this article. Very nice.

I look forward to future adventures in the Peloton Woman Cinematic Universe

What kind of “experts” don’t suggest a Honda Accord Sport 2.0T which is a similar motor to the Type R.   Comes in a Manual Transmission and is a great family sedan and what I’d expect would be Honda reliability. 

“Nissan-Renault-Mitsubishi alliance employee Makoto Uchida wants to look at the most obvious thing there is to look at when one takes over: the alliance.”