@Joe Legeckis: MacBook Airs have integrated graphics, though.
@pauljones: I've seen photos of some Acuras with the beak painted to match the body and it looks 1000x better.
@secretpizzaparty: No, but the Burnout series has been doing that for years now. It's harder to do when you have to pay manufacturers for licenses to allow it.
So have they made it so that non-premium cars don't look hilariously bad next to the premium cars yet?
@Kaiser-Machead v.2.4: According to the company that is building this, there could be as few as 2000 animals on-board! See, evolution exists, there's just no common ancestor!
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@Syrax: Unless it's redlining at like 2000 rpm, I'm not sure that's it.
Same response I always give - Chevy Aveo: The car that only exists to be the cheapest car on the market.
Is there something I'm missing that makes a supercharged 5.4L engine making 430 hp impressive when the GT's naturally aspirated 5.0L makes 412?
Awesome! It'll match my Ducati for when I ride to Starbucks to let everyone know I have a Ducati and iPad!
@JakeMG: Stunt Triple: They make uncompressed CDs now?
@Niteman cometh: This is all I could think of when I saw this.
Doesn't VW use a solitary platform across half a dozen brands and models within each brand?
@Robert Anhalt: Google said it, too.
I'm glad to see it at least feels as zippy as your year old machine, since I'm currently using a two year old aluminum Macbook that's as of now perfectly fine for my needs, in terms of power. I'm really interested in these, although I'm not going to bother for another year unless something happens to my Macbook.
The 230 figure was based on the EPA fuel economy cycle which doesn't really account for the battery. To get that figure, they basically performed the EPA cycle until they ran out of battery, ran it once more, and computed the MPG based on the distance they drove over that number of cycles and the one that used gas.
I wouldn't say they lied about this so much as used intentionally misleading calculations.
I wouldn't say they lied about this so much as used intentionally misleading calculations.
@Cheney Guevara: Big fan of dragons, huh?
Chevy Cavalier (and Pontiac Sunfire, I guess). I don't care when it started. It existed in the 90s.
@SKiTz: You're missing the fact that the boiling temperature of liquid nitrogen is significantly lower than your body temperature while water's is significantly higher.
I'm sure searching for "rental car abuse" on YouTube will answer this question in any of a dozen ways.
