A decent response, but it's too little, too late. The fact that anybody at Lenovo ever thought Superfish was a good idea says a lot more than this does.

The early Fox Mustangs were all hard angles. IMO those curvey flares don't fit the package. Maybe if they were DTM-like blisters similar to the Merc Capri of the same era it would work better. CP anwyay.

Comcast, for example, provides a list of hardware its services can work with that you can use as a reference guide. If you've been on the same router for a while, your ISP might send you an upgrade free of charge. After all, if you're paying for a particular speed, then it's their responsibility to provide you with…

Hands up: who skipped the video and went right to the comments?

Except Tesla has the resources available to be a world contender, which it's doing rather well. If only Tucker had the ability to do the same.

It's heartwarming to see some solidarity between criminal organizations.

How can you make it ILLEGAL to NOT use a 3rd party to sell your products?

Having been in the automotive world for nearly 9 years I can tell you that you learn to hate all people equally. And that's what America is all about, equality. I've learned that it doesn't matter what color your skin is, you have a 50/50 shot at walking into a toolbag. Thus I've learned to judge people only on how…

There is something really sad about the fact that people are more interested in a hole in the ground then Americas Sports car. :(

Oh god no.

They should have an option to fill these up with massive "Heritage Drum Brakes" for those who want a taste of yesteryear.

Nah, it's not sacrilege. There are enough 68 Mustangs that you can get creative with.

I'm dusting off an old one here, I know.

They really don't.

I wouldn't expect a clutch to be a warranty item. It's more of a consumable like brake pads

yeah... where's the video when they "oops... dropped a tire."