Yes, yes we did.

Come on Florida, NYS figured out a way to fix this, all you need to do is copy and paste.

Official vehicle of the Itty-Bitty-Titty-Committee?

I'm sure there are many others out there, but you get the jist of where I'm going with this.

You must be new here...

Actually, no.

The Ford implementation (at least on the SHO) is a steering wheel thumb "paddle", which is a hell of a lot more thought out than an afterthought spare window switch atop the shifter.

I agree with the deduction of the missing paddles or a stick position to shift up/down. If you're going to offer a manual mode, don't half-ass it with a toggle switch. Hell, even the Mitsubishi Endeavor I rented in LA for a week had a proper manual gate for the shifter to engage manual mode.

Luckily, the low center of gravity generated by his massive brass balls kept the car planted and allowed for a quick recovery.

There's seems to be a typo in the headline:

Straightening out the wheel after the countersteering attempt probably kept him from doing a 360 and nailing the wall with his left rear corner.

Dat body roll...

A limit is just that, a limit. There's no requirement to drive at the limit, which I alluded to with my example of how fast I drive my Discovery.

Speed limits in this country are reasonable? Really?

If you can't reasonably judge the capabilities of the car you're driving, you shouldn't be driving it, or should make an effort to learn at some point. The same goes for driving ability in general. In fact, barring a brand new driver, if you can't reasonably judge your own driving ability, you need to start looking…

A few? lol.

Willis? Is that you Willis?

The only thing left at risk is the town and county coffers, you're only kidding yourself if you believe otherwise. Maybe when you get a couple of 61 in a 55 tickets, or the elusive 56 in a 55 (again, go #### yourselves, Goshen, NY) it'll sink in some.

Aye, it is. Also known as a HAI, or Hot Air Intake.

So, what you're saying is that hoodie wearing douchebags will go that much harder into the rocks waiting for them on the outside of blind curves?