IT HAS WHEELS SO ITS USING A PLATFORM FROM THE MODEL T

My 99 Audi had something similar. Two red LEDs in the dome assembly that dimly lit the manual gear shifter.

ho. ly. crap. TIL

So are they. And it makes them ANGRY! /s

My level of knowledge is pretty similar to yours, though I’m getting pretty good at electrical stuff after a string of old Audis and my current 10yo Subaru.

I started out a similar way, necessity. I didn’t really have car folks to help me though, so I used walk-throughs from a great old school Audi forum community,…

The French did some weird stuff with bicycles too. Anything mechanical and French is decidedly wackier than the way anyone else did it.

And Nissan and Subaru were once both part of Fuji that was broken up after WWII.

Toyota already owns a substantial share of Subaru. They bought GM’s stake around 08 (which is when a lot of their designs got softer) and upped it more in recent years.

The only good use for a laserdisc is dialing in the anti-skate on your turntable.

Can we also talk about how Fuji Precision Machinery was a brother of Fuji Heavy Industry (Subaru) as they were both split off of Fuji Industry (formerly Nakajima)?

Yellow with red stars. Yellow is much more regal in China.

It’s kind of an old tradition. My pack/troop when I was in it (20-25 years ago) was a pretty modern one (young families with money), but still an old one with history and some of the old timers did these kind of things. Depends on who’s in charge I guess. Even at the top, BSA has shifted quite a bit from the “leave it…

I once had an old car that had 185 tires for the winter and 205 for the summer. For my first foray into tire swapping, the difference in grip and steering was astounding. That was only a 10% difference.

They have actually claimed that they did not want to run over anyone while backing up, so they didn’t back up. I’m not making this up.

Don’t forget that Subaru is a very small company relative to most other makers.

And check out the steelies!

Call it the Supra Celica and let the nomenclature come full circle.

His teeth took a dark turn too.

You talk about the issues with charging and proponents of EVs will say that if electric infrastructure had even a fraction of the ubiquity of gasoline stations, the range and charge level argument would be moot. But, there are two big points in this review that I think really sum up the biggest stumbling block to EVs,…

Can we just write the rating and “YMMV” on the window sticker and be done with the controversy?