The color of a faded 1980's IBM computer and an interior that looks like it is out of a 70's motorhome. Hard pass.

How do you review a car and not know it’s a diesel?

I design airports for a living, and I was thinking exactly this for the corporate/general aviation market style jets. 6,000' is a pretty good number for many high-end corporate airports. These are often called Reliever airports, as they “relieve” the GA traffic from clogging up the airspace of the big airports. Look…

On smaller puddle jumpers I have been asked how much I weight and been assigned accordingly. It is a safety item and people need to get over it. 

If Honda still sold the Fit, I’d drive one. Would meet my std day-to-day needs quite nicely. As it is, I have a Civic sedan - so not too much bigger.

$125 in 1975 is inflation adjusted to $690 in 2022 dollars

Hasn’t F1 always been primarily catered to the rich?

The Cybertruck is click-bait. Per the Drive article, this issue has hit a few Model X and Y owners.

It is quite simple. We tried it and everyone financially involved regretted it. It was a business/financial failure then and it would likely be a similar failure today. Very few would fly one at the prices that would be charged. That means few aircraft built which means very high dollars per unit. If it made…

Honda Fit. Another TARDIS that is even more interesting in its hybrid form in its other markets.

My first and second choices were taken. But I think there is a good 3rd choice.

The question was for the worst badgineering.  The 9-2x was awesome.

From personal experience - and for not the usual reasons - I’m going with the Corvair.

So he made a shitty hybrid? Truly a genius who has invented something new that completely does not exists /sarcasm.

What makes you think people would want to go to their high school reunion at all?

First, you get the invite email. The Class of 20XX is reuniting at the old stomping grounds in a few months, and you’re invited...

And, probably unpopular opinion, but ALL POP-UP HEADLIGHTS look horrible when they are up. They only look good when you can’t see them, making them the worst looking headlight design while in use, but pretty freaking nice when they are down.

All functioning Unimogs under $10,000 come with a breeding pair of Unicorns.

That the C&C near my house was finally disbanded after one too many burnout wrecks.  Bye.

I disagree. I go with Drowning Mona (2000) as the greatest car commercial of all time: