It may be possible to recover the system by performing a vehicle power cycle: Exit the vehicle, close all doors, reenter the vehicle, and attempt to drive.

There needs to be an automobile driver bill of rights that stops vehicle manufacturers from monetizing the drivers’ information when no permission was given in the first place—especially with them spying on drivers and relaying it to insurance companies.

You guys had an article on it a ways back, and I was pretty against the change, but the more I think about it rationally, I’ve come around to agree.

It needs to be both much harder to get a driver’s license in this country and much easier to lose it.

Nothing. And as long as the industry itself fails to spend the necessary money (something it absolutely HATES doing in most cases to begin with) needed to make itself a less appetizing target it will continue to happen.

This car is an interesting industrial case study in how much you can use your customers as beta testers. Between the pedal slipping, the wheel covers destroying tires (indicating less than a couple hundred miles of road testing before sale), bad build quality, etc, this has to be the single most unprepared automobile…

Were you going to post some pictures of the wrecked truck? I think those pics are from how they come from the factory.

You should be aware that your statement is a big, red, patronizing flag all on its own.

Hey Lance, you’re a piece of shit. That child saved you and your dipshit wife from being arrested for killing your own child. The kid tried to get your attention a less-destructive way, but you weren’t paying attention.

Ok airline pilot here. Depressurizations happen, not super common but anything can break. We have procedures for this, I have done this once actually. We perform whats called an Emergency descent. It’s an emergency procedure that requires getting down to a safe altitude as quickly as possible, this is a unpressurized…

I hate that Trump’s statements keep getting categorized as lies... They’re worse than that. He doesn’t even give a shit about what he’s saying, about what the questions are, or about the people listening to him.

Officer Michael Arkinson was likely just doing his job to Protect & Serve the Public. It would be a different story if he had been like:

He just needs to spread the simple key to life - happiness in your household!

There’s some awesome advice in this one.

I’m guessing the price has less to do with the coffee and more to do with the service; if you look up this coffee shop’s insta it’s more of an alt-Hooters. So maybe it’s really about what he felt entitled to but didn’t get that set him off.

That fluid was perfectly good right up until the end of its life! 

I published this list elsewhere, but this one is expanded

Your time has more value than you realize, and it’s not always worth it spending days or multiple weekends attempting to fix/repair/replace something that a shop could do in an afternoon. I consider myself pretty handy, but I’ve come to realize when I’m in over my head or when a task requires more than I’m willing to…

Dealer experience alone makes it worth it.