I still can’t get over the bald fact that Trump, the American president, responded to a guy shooting up Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood with an AR-15, with the comment that we need to arm our houses of worship.

But if I install that I can’t stand by the side of the road, at night, in the rain, trying to adjust the gap with a matchbook cover and a dime.

So it's a show about leather jackets stubble and other things men in their late 40s think make them look cool and manly. These shots look like a crappy men's perfume add.

They appear to need some hair on their heads, and perhaps a razor.

Honda B/K/J’s would be a hard swap into something like this. They’re fine for FWD and even mid-engine chassis but for RWD, they’re not a natural fit. Look at the K and J Miata’s. There’s significant parts and changes to make them work. The JZ’s are expensive to boost up beyond stock and they’re much heavier than an…

You’re just beginning to think that?

Maybe you should test the market by opening a side-vent window conversion company!

Poor Ford GT can’t find a home.

At this rate, only 13 or 14 more re-sellings and this puppy is in my price range! 

Contrary to your username, that is one of the dumbest things I’ve ever read, for many reasons.

Electrics cars would be great. Solar panels on your house too. But those things are expensive and aren’t options for people for one reason or another.

I’ve always liked the idea of producing bio fuels from algae. Seems elegant. But I always struggle to see how we could do that without creating other, greater problems. The most likely places to do large-scale algae farming are areas already stressed, but vital for other reasons. Such as coastal wetlands, inland-sea…

Headline is shortsighted, Ryan. The solution isn’t necessarily electric vehicles. If everyone switches to electric and we start burning more coal to fuel plants, we aren’t getting anywhere. The headline should be about reducing VOC, toxic, and particle emissions, and reducing CO2 output dramatically as a whole. The…

Don’t kid yourself, if there was a asteroid headed to earth by 2040 there would be entire industries devoted to downplaying the probability and urging you to continue life as normal and keep shopping. Politicians would say the science isn’t settled and that there is no need to disrupt business based on a probability.

Heavy metals. Rare-Earth elements. More intensive and complex production cycles. More expensive to produce. This is what we want to do for *all* modes of transportation? No. It’s simply unsustainable, and we’re just creating further problems down the road. A simple, non-hybrid gasoline vehicle is always going to have…

I hadn’t paid attention to trucks for a long time, other than wondering why so many were in downtown office parking lots where no work involving trucks was happening. Then I got into some big home projects and started getting a Lowes/HD truck or U-Haul rental. I started thinking about what a bare-bones, “normal” cab 8…

Ram - absolutely. They’ll give you their first born to buy a leftover ‘18 now.

You know which vehicles get repossessed the most? Entry level economy cars.

The repo man will do a twofer — McMansion and Raptor at the same stop. Or Cookie Cutter and F150.