Nuclear Laser Powered Cadillac

[grumbler]

Well, I guess this is another nuclear steam engine.

It's another con.  Not one element of this "engine" is even physically possible.  One element being "magic" might be visionary but all five elements being "magic" is a con.

[Monoriu]

I don't know, I am not familiar with car technology.  All I want is a car that moves at a resonable price.  I don't think a new car produced in 2014 is that different from a car produced in the 90s.  I am sure they changed a couple of things, but at least I don't feel the differences.  Maybe we have already reached a point in the diminishing return curve that further improvements to common cars aren't worth the trouble.  I can't think of anything that I want that isn't already in my car.  Other than a lower price tag, of course. 

You cant be serious.
Ever heard of the google car?
What about smart cars?

What I meant was, the Honda Accord that I am driving isn't that different from the Toyota Camry I drove in the 90s. 

[Eddie Teach]

The cars now may look the same, but they also tend to have computers in them.

[Razgovory]

Actually you have a good point.  What have been the major innovations in cars in the last 15 years or so?  Is there anything comparable to power steering or manual transmission?

[Siege]

I don't know, I am not familiar with car technology.  All I want is a car that moves at a resonable price.  I don't think a new car produced in 2014 is that different from a car produced in the 90s.  I am sure they changed a couple of things, but at least I don't feel the differences.  Maybe we have already reached a point in the diminishing return curve that further improvements to common cars aren't worth the trouble.  I can't think of anything that I want that isn't already in my car.  Other than a lower price tag, of course. 

You cant be serious.
Ever heard of the google car?
What about smart cars?

What I meant was, the Honda Accord that I am driving isn't that different from the Toyota Camry I drove in the 90s. 

My desktop today also looks very similar to my old top back 1994.
It got a monitor, a keyboard, a mouse, and a tower with the guts.

[CountDeMoney]

Is there anything comparable to power steering or manual transmission?

Rear-mounted cameras have turned out to be an awesome and useful feature.

[Monoriu]

Is there anything comparable to power steering or manual transmission?

Rear-mounted cameras have turned out to be an awesome and useful feature.

Except I don't have them 

[CountDeMoney]

You're Asian.  All it would do is give you a close-up of what you were going to cream anyway.

[Ed Anger]

SO SOLLY

[Razgovory]

Is there anything comparable to power steering or manual transmission?

Rear-mounted cameras have turned out to be an awesome and useful feature.

Like mono, I don't have them, but I expect you are right.

[KRonn]

Thorium-powered cars sounds like something they'd come up with in Gnomeregan.

[Neil]

Is there anything comparable to power steering or manual transmission?

Rear-mounted cameras have turned out to be an awesome and useful feature.

I've tried them, but I didn't really find them to be that great.  What do you find so useful about them?

[celedhring]

Thorium-powered cars sounds like something they'd come up with in Gnomeregan.

[CountDeMoney]

Is there anything comparable to power steering or manual transmission?

Rear-mounted cameras have turned out to be an awesome and useful feature.

I've tried them, but I didn't really find them to be that great.  What do you find so useful about them?

Trying to park evenly in a parking lot with those concrete spacers, especially in a bohemoth like my parents' Tahoe.  The ass is difficult to measure, and the front end is like looking over an abyss.

Jeep, who gives a fuck, it parks wherever I want it parked.  Tahoe is a bit more difficult backing in, and I never park head-in.

[Neil]

Is there anything comparable to power steering or manual transmission?

Rear-mounted cameras have turned out to be an awesome and useful feature.

I've tried them, but I didn't really find them to be that great.  What do you find so useful about them?

Trying to park evenly in a parking lot with those concrete spacers, especially in a bohemoth like my parents' Tahoe.  The ass is difficult to measure, and the front end is like looking over an abyss.

Jeep, who gives a fuck, it parks wherever I want it parked.  Tahoe is a bit more difficult backing in, and I never park head-in.

Ah.  I always park head-in, since to do otherwise would leave me vulnerable to BB's tender mercies.  Gaol, and whatnot.