NO! we all know who the man Is. 3 Men and a Baby, Short Circuit, and the list goes on. Don’t harang us with such a clicky title. 

No Doubt.  Almost every thing they have around here is still heavily Marked up.  Dealers won't budge and say they are Not worried and will sell every one 

On the Dodge Viper, the dealer was probably still charging a dealer markup - amiright?

Depending on how your vehicle figures out tire pressure, there may not even be TPMS sensors to deal with. My MK7 GTI uses the wheel speed / ABS sensors instead of TPMS sensors. If one tire is definitely low (i.e. going flat) the computer can tell you which tire. If the pressures are all slightly different, it just…

Doesn’t look close to anything like 45 degrees to me. I’ve grown up sailing and raced on all different kinds/sizes of sailboats. I’m sure it was terrifying, but you aren’t just walking around on a boat that’s heeled over at 45 degrees. 

Holy shit, that bird is huge!

^ This is literally true. Jordan Vs The City of New London, 2nd Court of Appeals.

Because SCOTUS ruled years ago that police departments could make cops take IQ tests so they can weed out anyone with a high IQ.

In this case, yes, the Turo insurance should cover this, IMHO (but I would not be surprised if they worm their way out of it). The insured is the owner of the truck, they are in the business of renting them, and it’s not like you can vet who is going to decide to be a vigilante with your truck. So Turo should pay out…

Not to mention that half of the cars at sideshows are stolen anyway.

Does it bother other people when the media uses a word as a blanket statement that has no bearing on the actual meaning? These people aren’t street racers, they aint even racing anybody. Half those cars are stolen or rented so you’re not even hurting the people that participate in this. Oh no, you came and crushed my…

That’s a pretty narrow definition of “mark-up.” Let’s call it “additional profit” instead, like they do at the dealerships after everyone got sick of $595 for “undercoating.”

Because racing heritage is also another Ferrari selling point, and this is coming with an engine derived from the one in the Le Mans-winning 499p Hypercar. I betcha there’s be less controversy about this had they styled it closer to that car than going with their current “mustache” trend.

I mean, if you’ve ever dealt with bed bugs, it’s a little different than bees. A few bed bugs can quickly cause an infestation that is very difficult to get rid of. Not saying a passenger couldn’t have brought it on board, but it’s definitely something an airline should want to clamp down on quick and isn’t “just some…

Florida. Come on, you know it is Florida.

Rewards programs act as a type of “bank” and the angle they are addressing is that if you are going “sell” it as a banking system to customers need to have some level of consistency (like a truth in lending aspect).

That is a good way to look at it. I think a lot of people remember prices like that from 20 years ago and have a hard time realizing it was 20 years ago plus inflation. If Corvettes were “affordable for the every man”, they would have been everywhere instead of Mustangs and Camaros. They were still on the expensive…

Porsche 911 Turbo : 3,635 - 3,790 lbs

As long as they keep a base model attainable I feel like they can grow the top end as much as they want.  If anything the Z06 and ZR1 help keep Corvette as a whole more affordable.

Funny. “Holy shit” was the first thing I said when I read it too.