Was going post a picture of a tight radius turn but when you google "world's tightest turn" you get everything imaginable except for a road.

the standard-bearer.

Neutral: There shouldn't be laws regarding how you sell products. I mean, there should be laws like "Jarts aren't safe to sell to drunk people on the 4th of July" but I'm guessing most people wouldn't even notice the difference between a franchise dealership and a corporate dealer.

Sunday night I was walking the dog and came across a dude who was really giving the beans to a crosswalk button. He was tapping this thing like he was playing Street Fighter - well I'm at work right now so that's the best SFW analogy I can come up with; use your filthy imagination.

No respect

Definitely go drive one as soon as you can. And btw there effectively is no gearbox in a Prius (well technically there is, but it's pretty interesting how it works).

I'm tired of dumping the same story all over Kinja. But as for cost-of-ownership, let me give you some real world experience.

i see your "From the Earth to the Moon" and raise you "In the Shadow of the Moon"

Grill Blocking in the winter. and spring and fall and summer.

Neutral: Anyone who has ever motorboated before knows well you don't need to be at 10 and 2 to get the job done.

Twitter died that day

it's a double-edged sword. place the technology too up-market and you won't gain a foothold in the market; over time the brand will erode as it becomes more-and-more a symbol rather than a product. This kinda happened with the price point of the volt, and would've been worse with Cadillac leading the herd.

Gillig 40 foot Low Floor Bus. Where I went to school, anyways.

here is how

Uh, John Denver died while I was alive, and I wasn't alive in 1977. Try 1997

definitely not a BTTF reference. those lines were yellow and on fire.

I've been back on my feet for 5 years, and don't get me wrong - I think about this car about once per week - it was a great car. but insurance was insane. gas was insane. it just doesn't make sense to own that car, at least for me right now.

everyone deserves to enjoy owning a classic american old-mans-car. Here's my entry - A '79 coupe deville which unfortunately had to be sold in 2007 when I was between jobs and needed money. it's the one that got away.

go over to ecomodder and read all about people doing all kinds of crazy electric conversions. And they're much more willing to share their good and bad experiences both so that others can learn from their mistakes.

This 14-year-old has 2 things I don't: