I am unsurprised that one of the poster children of sprawl is a leader in percentage or area devoted to parking the cars it was designed for. 

Has he tried not being a cunt?

I used to own a house next to some apartments. It was really pretty bad. Yes the apartments by my house were section8 housing, but it came with all kinds of issues.

Just checked Polk and they show a whopping 325 of them still in operation (for all years)

How about we go back in time a bit

There’s so much van stuff going on in your first picture. 

Fancy meeting you here! I was gonna say, all variants of Mopar products terrorize us daily in Atlanta. Including me. I try to indentify who has the base model V6 Charger/Challenger and it really, REALLY annoys them when a rental-spec Caravan is glued to your ass no matter how hard you try to weave through the east…

My brother in Brahma, how could you leave out the 1987-1990 Mitsubishi Van in the list of obscure minivans?! Only sold in small numbers (around 33,000 total seems to be the lore) with the cheapest possible interior they could throw in a 2WD L300 cargo van, and vastly decontented from the upmarket JDM Delica Star…

Atlanta: Mopar’s muscle cars, Nissan Zs & Infiniti Gs, and stanced BMWs are among the most obnoxious cars on the road out here. 

Cutting engineering jobs in the 100’s will save them billions? I know engineers make decent money but something isn’t mathing here. Maybe their accounting department needs a look too.

Got quality issues? Here’s a great idea: cut engineering!

Because when you want to be competitive, that’s always where you want to cut. Engineering.

“If a thing was different, it would be different”

I’m immensely curious why Mazda just hasn’t up and bought Liquid Piston yet. That engine uses a peanut inside a dorito instead of the other way around and appears to make more geometric and thermodynamic sense. The company’s struggled to actually put a product out forever and ever, but the concept seems very sound. 

Go ride the subway daily and deal with abusive mentally ill people. You might change your tune a bit

People are generally good, they generally want to help each other out

And yet nobody did anything about it. Amazing.

Such an excellent article where politics was intentionally and easily avoided followed up by the most presumptuous paranoid nonsense perfectly making the point of how fearful so many are of everything, but especially the other team.

The FSD seemed to cut lanes and brake. Idiots speeding and tailgating seem more to blame then a vehicle cutting over and slowing to the speed limit.

Absolutely, the Tesla is still very much in the wrong here. I just get tired of seeing people drive with the mentality of filling all the empty space in front of their car, and then treating pileup crashes (usually due to weather) as an inevitability.