My 2018 WRX doesn’t have such capabilities, to the best of my knowledge. If it did, it would probably be a boring data packet anyway.

Not during this ride.

114 may have been on a track, but I do find it interesting that the car “sent out a data packet” to tattle tale on him.

They sold hundreds of thousands of these, 775,677 according to the Internet. (And counting, I guess, some are still on lots.)

Australia seems to play fast and loose with their trucking regulations. Quad road train!

It feels like they haven’t been 100% honest about this situation.

I had the same question.  What is plan C?

The safest way?

When I was there Top Thrill 2 didn’t exist yet, but big thumbs up to all the coasters that were there, including Millenium Force.

I can’t recall ever seeing a double-decker cattle truck, but I also don’t exactly live in cow country.  Do we have these in the States?

My previous vehicle hadn’t even hit the sales lot yet, it still had plastic film covering the wheels, and it had 11 miles on it.

The Mirage’s replacement is going to be a “MirageCross” or whatever they end up naming it. 

I watched Man on Wire and The Walk.  Recommend both/either.

1 mile is unheard of. It seems like the original owner must have arranged something special with the delivery to have it driven so little. They come off the trucks with more than a mile on them. 

I was gonna say, isn’t there still some unsold inventory out there?

That exterior color is not appealing to me. That interior color is not appealing to me. If it’s you’re thing, then...maybe? I refrained from voting today.

You are correct.

He crashed into concrete at highway speeds, we can’t even be sure he survived the impact. Or he could’ve died of a heart attack before he crashed, hence the crash. All we have is speculation.

Do they also drive your car onto the lift?  Just curious.

At least these guys had some situational awareness, might have been what saved their lives. I can’t tell you how many pedestrians I see with their head buried in their phone, not paying any attention to traffic when they’re on the sidewalk or even in the crosswalk.