https://bid.joerpyleauctions.com/ui/auctions/70538

There were three middle eastern college students living in my apartment building who all shared a new Lexus ES350. When they graduated and returned home, they just left the car in the underground parking structure. About a year later management final was able to remove it, but it took a couple tow truck operators to…

this.

Yes.

I get abandoning a shitty broken Neon or something like that, but these are all relatively respectable cars.  I guess these people all died?  How could nobody ever get in contact with them?  Really weird.

What bothers me most about this article is that the cars in the photos all appear to be cleaner than my daily.

Maybe include a link to the auction?

They didn’t say, “not our problem”. They said, “hey, posturing ass-hat who keeps letting these thieves out of jail, there are a shit ton of people in the industry who already considered your stupid ass ideas, laughed at said ideas, and are trying to come up with a real solution. Either join the group or fuck-off.”

You are talking out of your ass. You’re just making stuff up.

Nope, but that’s always my preference. I prefer 911s (and most cars, tbh) sans-wing for a cleaner look.

The company that built this has been doing conversions since 1987.  This isn’t some one off done in some guys shop

Depends on how uncomfortable or short your passenger is. 

Hello from Western Norway with 200+ days of precipitation per year. E39 reconfirmed on the list of cars not to buy.

1 of 48 with this option in this color. 

Holy Grail!!

Hello fellow E39er with weird electrical gremlins.

That’s a SoCal only option - worth thousands on BaT!

Had a rock salt steak once and it was amazing. Restaurant went out of business so I tried it myself and it was awful. However they did it, was pure magic.

There is another factor of altitude/lower air density that does have a negative effect on electric vehicles, and that’s cooling capacity. Less air means there’s less air to take heat away from radiators/cooling fins.