I’ll be closely watching the put options on Tesla stock.  I hope to make money off of Elon’s lunacy.

Definitely wasn’t a V6. It was a tarted up stove bolt.

Apparently, the rack and pinion steering from the Mustang II (which was derived from the Pinto) can be easily adapted to the first-generation Mustang. Same goes with the 4-wheel disk brakes from the Lincoln Versailles.

If I were one of these astronauts, I would be begging the Russians to take me back to Earth.  Their shit may be ancient, but it works.

NP provided the engine coolant isn’t 50 percent Bar’s Leak.

Yep.  This here.

Chevy Cruze. The Opel-based first generation, not the Daewoo-based second generation shit box. My first generation Cruze was a hoot to drive and cornered like it was on rails - could never get the tires to chirp. I could start the automatic in first, second, and even third gear (for reasons unknown), and would upshift…

How much longer will shareholders tolerate Farley?

From the mind of an 8-year-old...

They are using the book “1984" as their playbook.  Slogans have devolved into soundbites.

You are saying, in other words, that Democrats know how government works, and know how to get legislation through the wickets. Meanwhile, Republicans have lost this ability and have only ideas, but no ability to get them to the chamber floor. To this, I say you are absolutely correct.

Still waiting for that fantastic replacement of the Affordable Care Act.

Eventually...   

I take exception to your swipe at “code written by our ancestors”.

So, the “owner” of an EV manufacturer is giving millions to a presidential candidate who wants to end the “EV mandate”.

I’m surprised he hasn’t monetized it yet, unless he already has.

When your point of reference is Apartheid South Africa, what do you expect?

It will take some serious mental gymnastics from the C-suite to justify the $25 million ransomware payout vs. keeping their systems current and safe.

The tires are mismatched and low budget. Then there’s the air fresheners.  ND.

I hope that during discovery we find out how much was spent on cybersecurity, the people hired to do so, their certifications, any policies, plans, procedures, and actions taken.