Holy hell that look unappetising.

Have always loved that on the other side of the Atlantic that it was Rover of all manufactures that was toying around with turbine cars in 1950. Granted this was before the the dreaded British Leyland took over Rover and did the only thing it did well, ruined them.

Buddy you missed the joke hard.

Umm this seems to be more an “America has shit infrastructure” than a problem with EVs

EV charging point in the uk

Not sorcery just kinja devilry 

TDIL yet another food stuff that is worse in the United States. 

It’s sad, it’s not gross negligence. How often has this weather happened?

It’s just what whataboutism. Apple can’t defend it’s practice so they are pointing to others business practices.

Pray harder. get a popemobile

And the ig nobel goes to

Unless the streets and parking bays get suddenly wider I don’t see the small car going away any time soon.

The original was, of course “There’s nothing in the rule book that says I can not keep a bear as a pet”

Better known as Budding, this of course referring to the Air Bud defence. Known as Byroning in the UK.

By the time a club’s track, facilities and licences have been upgraded to FIA Grade 1 it probably would cost about the same to build a new venue. 

This would appear to be a thorny issue.

It really can be traced to the bug eye. Petrolheads loved the first gen for both it’s rallying ruggedness styling, you’d see one and could instantly picture it sliding around a muddy corner in Wales with McRae behind the wheel, and for it’s relatively speaking barging cost for power.   

Yet you still end up with sexcards in Witcher 3

I could fertilise my garden quite well with that amount of pigeon poo.

Comparable turning circle