There is no jamoke.

I was in a similar position when I mistakenly assumed that I could get one at the rumored sub-$100k price tag. With more research and solid leads, the price climbed to well over $200k, but I suspected that was just the ‘get you in the door’ price.

I think the bigger offense was that SUV was in the passing lane, pacing the car next to him.

Hans are great, but it’s a shame that they sued some even better products out of the market. It’s obvious that safety is not the company’s highest priority.

It’s not uncommon for a Lotus Elises have random assembler’s signatures hidden about them.

TLDR, but no. No, they cannot.

Yes, I should have prefaced this with the fact that this happened in the late 80’s, when we were teenagers.

I see an ad for someone trying to sell a used $40k engine, with a free Camaro attached, for $60.

I happened to my friend’s truck. He had his cats removed, and the filler neck punched out to take regular leaded. One time at the station, I hear the click of the nozzle auto shutoff, followed by an “oh shit”. I look over, and sure enough, it was the diesel nozzle.

At least to the hipster crowd.

Timed appropriately, Bro.

This show makes about as much sense as trying to figure out who can spend the most money to end up where they are now the fastest.

As I rider, I always assumed guys who did this were just acknowledging their poor riding ability, and figured sooner or later they’d be legally able to park in the handicapped spot anyway.

Lotus came up with the perfect location for a horn that you can never locate in an emergency, yet always hit during low speed parking maneuvers.

“Your car is running fine now. If it continues to have problems, it’s something you did. Pay your bill and be satisfied with your service.”

I think it’s like 1.4 Cadillac Escalades.

Okay, I’ll come out and ask the important question.

Rear engine Corvette confirmed!!!

If it ain’t Whitworth, it’s worthless. BSW4EVR

Merry Christmas, Mom.