It would help if they could get parts to dealers within 6 months of the letter being sent out. I get the urgent emergency letter in March for my fiesta ST but by the time I traded the car in in July, there was not even a plan to get it done. I honestly forgot about some critical engine repair they need to do simply…

Engineers have been doing this for decades. Every old timer I know who worked for one of the big 3 has a story about how they learned how a competitor did something by putting it back together the morning of the rental being due back.

Pictured - “Enough” horsepower

Did everyone collectively forget Hulkenberg entering, and WINNING, the 24 hours of le mans a few years ago? Alonso brought more media to the idea, but in recent years you MUST give credit to the Hulk for being the first to do it and do it right.

If you read the article, you’ll find that this is a company that does millions of dollars in business from the electric bike market. So they are an established company that designs and manufactures a product in a similar-ish field. And as I told someone else, the crowdfunding was probably their idea at doing a…

It’s not just the name, it’s the name combined with the terrible disguise that makes this almost believable. Like in between trying to force a merger with GM and axing the Ferrari F1 program, you were spying on former engineers online under a “clever” disguise.

I have a thought about that - they did it to see if they could actually get buyers. Since they had other people kicking in a bit of cash just to make a decent prototype, my guess would be they’re going to see if they can get some more outside cash to go further. If they couldn’t even get a million in cash to develop a…

To be fair, this is a real car from an already existing company that makes other real products. They have something called “money”, which can be exchanged for goods and services, and have a realistic plan to produce something that could be sold for additional money.

If it fell off a flatbed, it probably didn’t land on all 4 wheels. Most likely, it landed on a corner (looking at the damage to the rear) and it probably damaged suspension mounting points or damaged the frame.

Once again, you’re saying it’s this guy’s fault that a country run by dictators kills people around you if you disobey (in addition to you, if they get you). That’s the fucked up point of view to take. And oh, it’s not like his family was living some great and wonderful “Leave it to Beaver” life either. As others…

Am I? If you decide to take out your issues on other people then it sounds like you’re the one who is the coward.

So he shouldn’t have escaped because the country he lives in is evil? Are you seriously implying that he should’ve continued to live in agony because others were going to *MAKE THEIR OWN DECISION* to hurt those close to him? I don’t see why him leaving automatically sentences others to death. THat sounds like other…

Yes, but in the 80s you could get a nissan bluebird SSS R. Complete with 4-point harnesses and a rollbar blocking the back seats.

I mean, I like to think I’m a sensible rider. I’ve yet to have excessively stupid people ruin my ride and I’ve never had anyone rage at me. I’d actually argue you’ve shared the road with way more sensible, normal riders than you have assholes. However, it is far easier to get noticed when you’re on a neon orange sport…

Not to sound conspiracy theoristy or anything but.....is it out of the realm of possibilities that Snap can collect data from the pics you’re sending? What if it recognizes that the youths of a given geographic area never seem to take pictures of the cold, refreshing coca-cola products while the areas all around it…

ANDY WILLIAMS?!?!?!

a.k.a. “Corvette owners”

On a long enough timeline, everything gets an LS

Already wrote about it. Already made the front page.

I think they want it to be used for old muscle cars and trucks and the like. I actually want to use it on old 80s barges.