Everyone wants an SUV now. Wealthy people want nice things. Therefore, nice SUVs exist.

I bought a chain breaker tool to remove the rusty old chain off my bicycle, not knowing I’d ever get to use it just once. Most modern chains now have a reusable master link that makes it easy to take them on and off without having to push out any pins.

The innovation is in gathering heat during the summer and using it for something else (heating buildings, pools), or somehow storing it and releasing it later (article isn’t clear how that might work). Similar idea to geothermal heating. Your current heated driveway does not do that.

I agree that the app should have cast capabilities, or better yet they should put out a native TV app like you mentioned. However I always cast my tab in Chrome from my computer and have never had any issues. Choppiness can be attributed to your local network (router) or your laptop, and not F1 itself. If it plays…

This is why there are signs asking you to move to the back of the bus.

It looks like a fairly standard dual-sport seat like you’d find on a DR-Z400, or almost any motocross bike.

Now that I’ve seen it, I cannot unsee it.

A storm can also damage power lines and shut down your local gas station. Internet can go out rendering the pumps inoperable. Someone can crash into the building, closing it until an investigation and repairs are complete.

This is Chevy’s Canadian lineup currently. The Spark starts at a measly $10,198 CAD! The direct conversion to USD is under $8k!

Generally speaking I agree with you that Jalopnik is not future-proofing itself. I also firmly believe that 100 (200?) years from now people will read about “manually driven cars” in history books and balk at the number of annual deaths as a result.

That front 3/4 angle looks fantastic!

Saw (maybe the same?) XJ220 at cars & coffee in Vaughan. Was also absolutely blown away.

Can I get one in that fantastic green colour, but without any fancy gadgets? Aston should build something the people really want and fit this with a manual, hand-crank windows, steelies, and cloth seats. I’d buy a used example in 15 years.

There’s something about his videos that makes them tantalizing to watch and incredibly easy to spend 40 mins watching someone build a diorama. Maybe I’ll put some of these skills I’m learning to use when I have kids.

Impressive, painstaking work!

>Blue Bird’s offerings have a range up to 120 miles on a charge.

Nowadays YouTube is the way to go, but even then you need to be selective. ChrisFix makes great videos and presents tasks in a very approachable way. I was watching one of his videos to understand the level of effort for a job I wanted to tackle, and my wife remarked “he makes it sound so simple, I think I could do…

Instead of penalizing Russell the FIA opted to fine Mercedes the paltry sum of €20,000.

Excuse the quality as this GIF is almost a decade old at this point, but this used to be a tradition back in university.

Maybe that’s why it looks so delicious. I dig it.