I moved to Alabama a few years ago and something I noticed almost immediately was the amount of red vehicles here. Most of them are dark red metallic. It took me a little bit to realize why...the cult of Alabama football. Then once I made that connection, I noticed a lot of dark blue vehicles here have Auburn stickers…

I was just gonna say, the cars I most often see speeding egregiously are Cadillac Escalades and Brodozers. I wouldnt be surprised to learn that much like cops ignoring choppers for loud exhaust, they ignore vehicles they aspire to for speeding tickets. 

This is the equivalent of screaming that an animal is close to extinction and then killing two of them to show them being killed. Its not art and certainly not a good way of getting your point across if you apply a modicum of critical thinking. Its bullshit shock value. 

I would consider the software to be part of the electronics because software doesnt run on a door panel or a control arm. 

I mean....a machine shop can whip up a new ball joint....

I’d say the problem is that most people arent willing to travel too far for a new car. There might be thousands of customers that want yellow but they dont live in your area of rural Ohio. They sell in LA.

The reality is, any mechanical component can be made pretty easily. I wouldnt be scared of any of those. Its the electronics going wrong that would worry me. What happens if your instrument cluster fails? Or your motor driver? Those will be the hard to, if not impossible to, recreate parts on this. 

Farah, Segura, and Kreisher would be perfect. Theyre already a group of guys who are friends, two of them are hilarious and two know about cars. They already have the chemistry when doing stuff together. In fact, theyre working on Two Bears racing as we speak with an E46 spec race car. 

The problem is insurance being in the business to make money while also being compulsory. They should be non-profits or publicly owned if its going to be compulsory. Also the fact that insurance isn’t really sold across state lines and such creates lots of things that truly keep it from being a competitive…

The term is “rage bait”

Bad Obsession Motorsports is the best and whomever 2nd place is isnt even close, like theyre so far beyond anyone else that its absurd. Both in terms of the quality of work, their production value, humor, story telling, and interesting projects. 

Regarding the LED headlights, its never been OEM headlights that have bothered me. Its always trucks with aftermarket LED bulbs in the OEM housing that seem bothersome.

I gave an example of a group of people who legitimately say “I REALLY need this Sienna” and you come trying to trounce on it. I bet if you used your brain a bit more than you did to type out that comment you’d start to think of other groups.

Also worth noting, dog show people generally have a lot of money so if they…

C5 is only let down by its interior. If someone could make a reasonable update kit for the dash, instrument cluster, and steering wheel, the C5 would be a HOT car. 

Theyre really big in the dog show community because they can fit two crates side by side and have a low floor and rear hatch entrance height. 

Chryslers Nitro Yellow Green used on the 1995 Neon. It was Chryslers first time doing a throwback to the Hi-Impact colors of the 70s. I think it looks particularly handsome with the matte anthracite painted mouldings and bumper stripes to give it a little extra. Chrysler later released several other extremely…

My brain cannot comprehend how Nissan greenlit this but thought the IDx was too risky....

Its got the same proportions/configuration as the Youabian Puma just not as tall riding and puffy looking. Same cabin placement, front overhang, rear overhang, and archiness with gaping side intakes. 

Indeed she did. 

Gender affirming emotional support trucks.