As Opel Insignia here in Europe they are great. Excellent value for money. Smooth, quiet and well equipped. The only issue is size. It is huge outside (Doesn’t fit the standard parking lot size. Not a problem in America, I assume) but not as roomy on the inside. The rear doors are thick and heavy as walls of an…

I tried this method a couple of times. Learned it from my grandpa. He had a set of chrome blades on his Beetle so he just replaced rubber strip. But for me it’s not that much cheaper than buying a whole set of blades. You just click a new one onto an arm in two seconds. 

I drive a small manual hatchback through some narrow streets here in Europe and it can be pain in the butt. Especially during rush hour. Automatic with torque converter would be a godsend, but it is prohibitively expensive in a small economy car. Those single/dual clutch gearboxes are a bit complicated and not that…

I think they use this as a prop in third season of Future Man.

I think they use this as a prop in third season of Future Man.

This was a concept they had years ago. A strip of led light right on top of a dashboard. When you are driving closely behind someone or disobeying speed limit the strip would turn from green to yellow/red.

Border regime was tightened in the 50's, but there was still semi-free passage between East and West Berlin. They probably hid the parts under rear seat or something. In 1961. after the wall was build they became trapped on their side.

It could be a special sealant for tyre sidewall to hold it from slipping on the rim.

While tram rails in my town were undergoing restoration I asked nicely if they could give me a few pounds to play with. They had truck full with bags of that stuff. Didnt know you can make explosives with it.

I was expecting it to have some kind of HUD projected on windscreen. Thought they were saving that feature for the reveal. Bit of a lost oportunitty, imho.

I’m not too bright myself, and counting triangles confused me. But it took me few minutes to deduce that number of triangles is either 21, 24 or 27. These people were powerless after half an hour of drawing lines in the sand. 

Doesn’t Axolotl have limbs that regenerate? That’s kind of passive defensive.

That is what caught my eye. No dressing on the salad! Oh, god! Sure sign you’re fucked. This is practically Beirut now.

If you have enough resources to build a respectable one it might be worth a shot. Wouldn’t a boat be more easier and practical though?

For a 150 million USD movie it sure sucked donkeys ass. It would work better as three 30 million budget movies, imho. 

Explain to passerbys how you plan to do the stunt. One of them will feel sorry for you and give you their phone.

Most definitely not!

Ssangyong is Korean.

Lol, this isn’t Star Trek. We’re more like Starship Troopers. Nuke that shit!

Neither that Platypus guy or whatever his name is. I actually didn’t lik any of the presenters.

In the olden times, embassies really were considered having a small piece of territory in other country. But today that view has been abandoned. So I think not.