Indeed. And I only want one of them.

No, that's a reason not to BUY one for a commuter car in a place with lots of stop and go traffic.

QOTD = AOTD.

That scale has to be logarithmic for the Cayenne to be at point 5 and the Bowler at 8.

There was a point in 'Alias' (I THINK Season 3, but it could be 4) where the two protagonists are on the roof of a car park in need of transportation and our heroine shouts something along the lines of "Take the new Ford F150".

Laser. Radar is only used for Photo vans and inside cop cars in Alberta. Also, the cops are getting pretty smart with when they turn it on.

Interesting, probably the same guy a friend of mine (who works up there) told me about last week. He was taking a left hand curve in a company truck, doing ~100 km/h and a Semi is in the oncoming lane doing about the same. A guy on a bike blows between both of them doing what my buddy figured was north of 200 km/h in…

At least up here in Canada, www.kijiji.ca, much nicer than craigslist in my opinion, and no one uses CL up here anyhow.

What Wes posted while in Palm Springs. As he put it "Office."

Hmm. Interesting to note. Glad I don't have them.

These are getting reasonably common, I had a sales rep last year try to sell my company one.

As we all know, there are lies, damn lies, and then there are statistics.

Revenge for this?

I want to expand on #3, which could also be labeled "Why I won't buy a Miata". I was chatting with my roommate and we were discussing this article, and it came up BRZ/FRS or Miata. Neither of us would buy a Miata. It isn't that we don't want one, but while we could live with one every day, every season is a different…

I understand not wanting to die. I don't either. However, I don't want to get to the end of my life and go "Damn, I never lived."

I own one. It's insured, ready to ride. The stretched MCL in my right leg says its a bad idea.

Me personally? Not much. My province as a whole? A bit more.

It's complete crap. Out west (Where we make all the money anyhow), we pay close to 7k/year in tuition. Which, while higher, is perfectly reasonable.

In order to offset the amazing amount of terrible I offer this: An example of what it SHOULD look like

Yup. I agree.