This pisses me off.

A new bolt is just as cheap if not cheaper than a used bolt.

This is a lot of words dedicated to a fundamentally broken statistical analysis of a non-random survey of an insignificant sample size and some anecdotal stories.

Wait, you didn’t want people sitting in the front? That’s one of the main reasons I choose Uber over taxis. Easier communication, better view, better seat.

Tired ass trope.

that’s literally the whole point of these rule changes

I have long thought that LEDs could be used to enhance car-to-car communication. “Your high beams are on”, or “you have a flat tire”, or “your Murano convertible is hideous with those eyelashes”

This is amazing. Not something I’d want to own, but I’m glad some madman did it.

I love that the “chopper” bikes from the early 00s have fallen flat on their face. If you were to sell that chopper in 2005, you would probably fetch around $30k for it. Now its tax return money.

The driver is the real hero, he has to endure 7 minutes of non stop back seat driving.

I thought it would be insanely challenging! Does that mean it actually its ludicrously difficult?

Meanwhile Porsche will ask you for $45,000 to take your radio out of the car. Lightweight is good and all, but if I’m actually using the car for anything but track driving, some creature comforts are nice to have.

I have never had an issue buying a vehicle with a lien. You show up with straight cash homie, you go to the bank that holds the lien and the seller pays off the loan right then and there. Of course, this won’t work if the lien is held by some far-flung institution.

hate to come back from a long comment hiatus just to say this but man, this is a bad headline

He’s got blinker fluid!!!

I think kerning tripped you up here FYI, it’s “Kubernetes”. No “m”.

What does any of this have to do with the Corvette?

I really don’t think talking about the reliability of a 1960s Fiat has anything to do with a modern one.

Cool story. let me just tell you i dont care about your comment or anything. 

Right over here ma’am for the undercarriage wash ...