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Congratuations, you've made it this far without dying. But I hear the high score is about 121 years. You can do it!!!

Hmm... Changes? Oh crap. The collapsable sidebars are gone.

Actually, I missed it. Sarcasm is oft missed in written language.

Fixed.

In perspective of Blackviper's Physics of Santa Claus thread, I'm extremely impressed you were able to get your car to go 230,000 mph.

Aww man, you had to ruin it for the rest of us, didn't you!?

Hmm... Three pairs of seats, or three seats per bench?

Whatever it is, it looks like it can only seat four. There's enough sheetmetal to add an extra pair of doors and seat six.

1. Having both hands available for driving makes it easier to perform quick turning maneuvers in an unexpected situation. They don't both necessarily have to be on the wheel... The offhand just has to be standing by, rather than holding a drink or a cell phone. 2. That said, I have a tendency to drive with both hands on the wheel. It's probably due to exposure to both powerless-steering (72 van) and loose-steering (Seville) cars, but I enjoy the driving experience more that way.

It will no doubt be the roomiest truck in its class. But it still looks extremely bloated.

Very attractive design. Heavily inspired by the pre-Bangle BMWs, apparently.

Why does everyone assume that margarine tastes better than butter? Or that partially hydrogenated vegetable oil tastes better than the natural stuff? Taste is almost a non issue. What we probably WILL see, though, is price increases.

What, you mean that last year's brand-new Impala didn't beat last year's five-year-old Camry? Because that's the comparison it sounds like they're making.

I have tried for the past few years to avoid trans fats like the plague. But ban them? They have their purpose. Why, if I had any suspicion of a potential nuclear fallout, I'd stock my bomb shelter full of trans fats foods. They'd last forever down there. *Reads article* Ah, it's just for restaurants. In that case, I'm perfectly fine with it. Heh...

Her neck was fine. And now between lengthening it and rounding out her face she looks like a damn alien. Why bother using people anymore? Before you know it, Simone will be advertising cosmetic products.

One of the points made in the article is that the results of a rollover are unrepeatable and unpredictable. This is going to make it difficult for manufacturers to effectively cut down on rollover injuries/deaths. Though, I am interested to see what they can come up with.

I got a broken image on this end. Ah, there it goes... Not too shabby. It's got Audi tail lights. Don't have anything bad to say about this car's rear end, except maybe for that bulky disproportioned H on the back. :wink:

If it runs like it only has 75,000, then yes. Otherwise... Think about $1000 less.

Mitsubishi Zero? Nissan Blak? Toyota Vanilla? Vauxhall Sprite? Maserati Dasani? ...Volkswagen Minute Maid?

You mean like a Ridgeline competitor?

Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden. Now there's a dynamic song. Not quite soft, though. Soft puts me to sleep.

Peeling paint seems to be common among the A-bodies, especially those that came before the "rounded back window" reskin.

Oh, they're getting somewhere with all this violence. They're preventing an all-out western takeover. Additionally, they're showing the differences in opinion our country has over the war, continually providing fuel to those against it.

It'd probably be LS-Fh. On a performance model, though, it's almost wasteful to advertise that it's also a hybrid.

The Sky top reminds me of the hardtop rendering for the original Sky concept. Now if only I could find a pic...