“According to Autoevolution, the defect was first uncovered in May…”

Shit comes to mind…I’m getting old…I don’t want to interrupt whatever is on my phone to leave a memo.

It’s the rare 2014 BMW Mazda3

Pens and 3x5 cards

Excellent points, Victoria. Myopic design (and thinking) is everywhere.

+1

Was driving back to college (c. 1978) in an Olds 98 (c. 1970) under the influence of certain plants (c. one month ago) and this song blew my mind—still does.

I’m not accusing you, Elizabeth, of being journalistically influenced in some way, but I think there might be coercion from someone in your orbit:

Yeah, Asheville and (probably) Denver you’ve probably got nice, newer Subarus. But in South Lake Tahoe/Stateline, CA/NV our Official Car is the Subaru beater.

Stop this shiny shit.

Correlation is not causation, redundancy (in propulsion systems and a lack thereof in a deceleration system), costs of international production, sunk costs…it’s Econ 101 all over!

The actual quote is: “the risk of harm coming to anyone on Earth is low, approximately “1 in 2,467" (emphasis mine). 

Find the mistaek:

NEUTRAL: The “snaking weatherstripping” doesn’t bother me nearly as much as the fact that the front of the truck, if you exchange headlights for brake lights, looks like the back of a truck.

If I’m not near a service center, how the hell do I get it fixed, what do I drive in the meantime and how much will I pay?

Hey REK, why did the most starred comment get no love (OK, it’s mine, but WTF)?

This road through Manytowns, USA

The back seats lose significant headroom with the hatchback.