“New car sales”?

Wait. You are telling me that people put music playing devices into their automobiles to interrupt the joyous sound of the engine revving to red line, the terrified sound of the passenger screaming, the angry sound of other drivers cursing and honking, and the shrieking sound of pedestrians as you tear past them?

“Your New Car Will Probably Have An Emergency Braking System”

And, every once in a while, the engine won’t start and you want to move the car up a hill using the starter...

The objection seems to be in how the safety feature asserts itself over normal activities, than a desire not to use the safety feature by the user.

You missed the “dually” part.

I thought snow tires were always sized narrower with the same outside diameter, in order to avoid hydroplaning / snowplaning / provide a bit more traction...

“You Only Live Twice was shot largely in Japan, and Toyota was willing to do whatever it could to get its car into the movie. The company was afraid that if it didn’t follow through, the production company would use a new, American sports car called the Chevrolet Camaro as the Bond car instead.”

The equivalent on dry pavement tends to end up with the loose object banging back and forth between the right rear corner of the trunk and a spot directly behind the gas and brake pedal, bouncing off the front and or back of the driver’s head on each transit between those two points.

They do not want to ever compare all season tires to snow tires in these tests. It would be bad for snow tire sales.

“...a bad American. At least as defined by Canadians.”

What?!?!?! You mean Blizzacks are not sub zero R Compound Race Tires? That can’t be! You told me whey were the solution for everything!

Rideshare.

Said it before, sayin’ it again:

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Plenty of tailgater remedies suggested for lifting off the gas and getting the person to pass, a couple for bright red lights on the back of the car, some comments about tapping the brakes...

What you really want is a pair of 120 watt white halogen flood lamps mounted at eye level pointing backwards. And, yes that would be illegal to turn them on, but standard equipment on most jacked up pickup trucks used as “auxiliary backup lights”.

So, this is the hard top (alternative to) Miata, with Toyota’s version of “Simplify and then add lightness”, and they just did everything exactly the opposite of that.

Fortunately, we can run concept car drawings through a reality filter to reveal what the production model will look like:

Memo to Chen: They really don’t see the humor in fake guns either.