But the headlight being 3 feet long allows it to have an integrated side marker light. Integrated side marker lights always look better than separate side marker lights.

Mitsuoka

Where the hell do you live that you don’t see Legacies every day? I’m surrounded by those things.

Did you ever drive the Top Secret Supra in Forza with all of the assists off? That thing makes the Saleen S5S feel as easy to drive as a Camry.

What kind of lunatic would waste a Yamaha R1 engine on this?

I just recently learned that this was the car that got them to stop Group B, because it was too dangerous.

You must be the only person in the world who thinks the old Gallardo isn’t beautiful. The only Gallardo I don’t like is the post-facelift one.

What is this? Sorry, I’m not familiar with it.

All classic Bugattis look so ugly.

Here’s another weird glitch: Every 3rd generation Ford Explorer eventually develops a crack on the rear panel that the Ford Badge is attached to:

One time my car trunk got stuck closed. I was too lazy to get it fixed, and I didn’t really need my trunk. Many weeks later it suddenly started working again normally for no reason. By that time I had forgot there was a sack of potatoes in there, in the middle of summer. I almost threw up cleaning it out.

Except there is a disclaimer in the fine print.

Monthly payments of only an entire Ford Fiesta.

And concussion missiles, proton torpedoes, and/or bombs. It also had quad laser cannons and a hyperdrive. It was just too expensive to produce in large numbers.

TIE Fighters don’t have life support systems, so the pilots have to be in a space suit. I’m not sure if they are pressurized or not, but I’m going to guess not since that would be cheaper.

False. In the X-Wing Series the Tie Advanced stomped everything else including the A-Wing. At some point it got renamed to TIE Avenger.

One problem with this “Pressure Sphere”: The TIE fighters don’t need to be pressurized because the pilot is in a space suit with its own life support system. It makes the cockpit cheaper.

~2005 was the golden age of the internet. It was after dialup so high speed internet was available, YouTube had no ads, and didn’t take down pirated materials. Torrents still existed along with old fashioned programs like Kazaa. Full screen video ads hadn’t been invented yet. It was grand.

It was simply because the odometer was in kilometers and not miles.

To me, that just looks like millions of moving parts that can break.