A news program pointed out that it isn’t just the finished upgrade that’s the problem, it’s that any improved system for controlling trains can fundamentally not work with the old system in place. The old system is a series of local electro-mechanical interlocks that depend on mechanical features on the cars. It can…

It gets better if you think about it for a minute, or you know, read the rest of the goddamn block they highlighted:

That blobulous body style (and pretty much anything else designed by Ford during the mid-90's) gives me the skeeves. CP for that alone.

So reliable that it had to be completely rebuilt at 80k.

Custom + BMW = no. Just no. I don’t want a maintenance-intensive vehicle that doesn’t even have the original parts in the original location.

No, but they are the ones that had dealerships selling them illegally off the showroom floor with screaming asshole pipes.  Many bikes get loud pipes but it is a lifestyle to be obnoxious dbags for harley riders.  Pretty sure it is in the manual.

Hear here! I dig the whirrrr of electric vehicles and even more than that I really REALLY like the sound of ... silence.

I can’t wait for loud Harleys to be a thing of the past.

But Harley-Davidson made the Livewire for the customer it wants, not necessarily the aging group of customers it has

Just get a Subaru Legacy Wagon like a sane person.

I'll wait for the trail bike to return, with kickstart please.

Today’s Subarus are pretty practical vehicles - roomy as all get out (the Outback is downright cavernous inside), adequately powered for most users, can do some light towing, practical interiors that can withstand a bit of actual recreational use, fair bit of ground clearance, solid AWD system. For lifestyles where…

You literally cannot buy a base model 5.0 Mustang for the price of a BRZ Premium. You’re 10 grand off there. Might want to recheck your math before you talk trash. I will agree you’re insane to buy an STI when the engine is a dinosaur in every way and the WRX is detuned to not eat it’s lunch. Very simple tuning and…

Yeah but who doesn’t say, “Yeah they’re fine!” when they’re selling a car with T-Tops?

Why do you need two cars to go somewhere with two kids ?

Nissan is Japan's Dodge.

#1 - Phantasm ‘Cuda.

It may be tough to remember anything other than the flying balls o’ death and Tall Man in Phantasm, but it had a ‘71 ‘Cuda.

So you’re going to be buying an Outback/Golf Alltrack instead? Even if the Focus Active was around those would be the ‘smart’ choice, granted car buying is a beautiful things not based on whatever someone else deems a smart choice.

Man, I don’t even have to post my suggestion this week. Here it is: the answer.

And and yet I doubt a school teacher /robotics coach who’s looking for an interesting family hauler with towing capabilities for his track car would be outsoursing labor on replacing brake pads.