I know the terminology used in CG modeling to describe the difference between a color like Ruby and Rapid Red, but not the terms used for automotive paint:
Ruby is more highly specular than Rapid Red or Red Candy - where light strikes a highlight it reflects brightly, but as the angle of...
I've enjoyed having them on my last two cars. They give the car a "finished" look with the top down. The '16 I remember having some shiny marks on the fabric after a while, but it never reached the point of significant wear or fraying.. No problem at all on the '20.
Well then, dumb call even for GM management.
It's true that they were lining up with the current administration for awhile on resisting California emissions regulations, but they came around on that last month.
There was a point in aging when I decided that I enjoyed being perceived by people as "an old guy."
That lasted a few years until the day that I realized that I now felt, physically, like an old guy. Nothing drastic, but there's a little jolt when you know that you've lost a step. You can...
Yeah, the shift from the determinedly retro look of the S197 to the S550 took some getting used to. I loved my '13 and would like to have one again for occasional use, but the look really seems a little antique once you get used to the 6th gen. And as vehicles there's no comparison.
I took a while to decide whether I could "live with" the refresh before trading my 2016 for a 2020. Over time I've decided that it's a beautiful refinement. Such, I suppose, is love.
Why fret over the "unfairness" of the'15 version's early retirement? Bask in the satisfaction of having...
So, basically, they've had a decade's warning on this and they're going to miss a year of sales in the most populous state in the Union because they did nothing?
Okay, make fun of California all you like, but spare a little ridicule for General Motors. I'm sure that some of us can reach way...
The 1970s: "Space stations on the Moon reported..."
Gotta love the 60s! :cwl:
I'm shocked that the people in the story didn't simply move to atomic batteries: zero pollution, and you can run a car for a thousand years on the amount of matter found in a movie ticket!
Yeah, that's from a kid's...
I don't know if this is germane to this discussion or not, but when I was attaching a Ford emblem to the Drake decklid I noticed that the 3M adhesive on the emblem was not foam tape but a very thin transparent film. Doing some looking around online I found that 3M makes an adhesive in sheets...