At this point we can confirm there are some connections, but have yet to see evidence of a city official directing the officer on the scene as to how to handle this particular situation.

Seriously... because they’re both white? One is a mid engine track weapon, and the other is a FWD fleet rental convertible. Also, this is a 2010 Concept, so it predates the Cascada by about 5 years. They don’t share a single design characteristic. 

Man, I’ve been rooting for Rivian to succeed ever since I heard about them, but this is a pretty sour note.

Bring back the Ducks!!

Stop “just asking questions” if you won’t listen to the answers.

It’s from this blog post by the organization representing the cyclists:

They are being represented as a group by Bikelaw  

Say what you will about modern safety regulations making cars bigger and heavier, but you can’t deny how impressive it is for a car to roll nearly 30 stories down a hill and still have the passenger compartment intact.

The point of the Tundra is that it is a thinking man’s full-size truck, or the opposite of a Ram 1500.

Here’s a quick edit with body-color trim

That is fucking hideous. It looks like someone took the Saab Aero X concept greenhouse, slapped on the front clip from a C4, then grafted on some C7 headlights but turned them sideways. 

Why? That looks a high schoolers rendering after a few weeks using blender

Yes. Yes it would.

Slides. 

Everyone’s ignoring the obvious host solution. The same ideal host for the Academy Awards.

Maybe they’re dope, and maybe they’re even NP, but I vote NS (no slideshow).

Evil had to exist for a hero to rise.

Here. I’ll help everyone out....because I love you

What percentage of your vehicle operating hours would you think match this usage scenario?