I totally forgot about that! But I remember when I saw it happen, it was immediately clear that it was Mark's fault.

Oh man, this made me lol so hard!

Are you kidding? The only Buick I know with 4-piston monobloc calipers up front is the Regal GS with the Brembo brakes. And those much more rare than a regular S-Class such as the one pictured.

+1.

Really? No one said inside the door panels?

I just went over to Gawker's report on the story and you are right. There are some serious assholes over there making fun of the situation. It's unbelievable.

I actually saw this car the other day. Can't remember where exactly.

I think swapping the MP4-12C for a 991 911 would help. Otherwise, they're nearly identical.

Not sure why but the 4th gen Mercedes-Benz SL always seemed like a cokehead's car to me.

Do the Accords still have hydraulic power steering or have they adopted the EPS system as well?

Interestingly enough, Bimmerfest has an interesting article on the comparisons between the engine components in the 320i and 328i.

I'm sorry I'm not sorry.

So does he do the drive-by's in 30 minute intervals?

Let's give it to the Swedes to see what they can come up with.

RTFA.

For a victory like this, who knows what $kay will be delivering to SFMikee and Jake as a reward. Whatever it is, I think she should be obliged to deliver it herself contrary to the usual routine.

Just out of curiosity, does the pit stop timer (NOT pit lane timer) start when the car comes to a stop or once the car is jacked up? Because if it is the former, then it makes it even more impressive considering they have to lift the car up and bring it back down before releasing it and stopping the timer.

I've never seen this on the road before. But like any other flashing amber light, I'm assuming it means to proceed with caution (no stopping necessary). Correct?

The fact that you don't know that you're doing something wrong until it has been pointed out to you by someone else, likely an angry driver you're sharing the road with. When I do something wrong, I immediately recognize my fault and think of how I can prevent it from happening in the future.

Let's hope for some better luck over the weekend. Let the internet work its magic. When it comes to cases like this where a popular (and proper) gearhead gets his precious vehicle stolen, I wish the police departments would handle it like the president's daughter had been kidnapped. Deploy all the units! The thieves…