That's great logic until you live in an area where almost all the housing is in HOA's.

You'd have to be crazy to buy a V6 or V8 van over a diesel sprinter if you're planning on putting any significant miles on it.

"For those wishing to turn up the wick a bit, Audi also offered the S6 Quattro, introduced on the C5 platform for the 1999 model year"

Yes, because a 2-door RWD economy sports hatchback is in the same market segment as a four door AWD luxury sedan.

Ugh, half this story is wrong.

$30k reserve price for a 22 year old non-exotic-marque station wagon with 200,000 miles. That's why it hasn't sold. Rare != valuable. This is confused time and time again. I see this with people who have cars with unique color or option packages, too.

You knew what was going to happen / you were looking for it, etc. The driver didn't. There's about 2 seconds between when it became clear the towing truck was pulling out and when the collision happens. It takes about a second for the brain to see something, recognize it, logic out "oh shit, that's dangerous", decied…

You knew what was going to happen / you were looking for it, etc. The driver wasn't. There's about 2 seconds between when it became clear the truck was pulling out and when the collision happens. It takes about a second for the brain to see something, logic out "oh shit, that's dangerous" (remember, having someone…

Not seeing the problem here. Frankly, if your license is suspended and you're still driving, you shouldn't even get three shots at it. You should get *maybe* one before you get jail.

They do make noise. Ever noticed how the first generation Priuses were completely silent and the newer ones sound like "spaceships"? That noise is synthesized; it's not actually the motor/inverter.

They're in France, which is why the speedo is in KPH, you fucking idiot.

I've driven the Prius and the Insight back to back. The Prius has almost deafening road noise, the stereo sucks, the steering sucks, and it has atrocious highway manners.

I've read their comment three times and it does not say that.

First off: "passive aggressive" does not mean what you think it does. I know it's really popular to sling around these days, but stop using it until you know what it means. Condescending crap like "have a nice day" is passive aggressive, by the way.

If someone suggests that you're doing something racist, ableist, sexist, etc., you will tend to react defensively. That's OK and natural! Take a deep breath, check your privilege, step away from the keyboard if you need to, then apologize and figure out how not to do it again. If you continue to think the person…

Hey, guess what? The world is not black and white. Everyone can be privileged in some way.

"Not actually making a move" or "never outright stating they're interested in you" is the respectful, polite, normal, non-creepy thing to do and is a normal progression in the establishment of interpersonal relationships, as well as being a normal way to start out with an initial interest and explore that.

Maybe you've encountered "emotional and verbal violence" because you look down so strongly upon men and it comes out in how you interact and treat them.

The blue laser being used is powerful enough to catch things on fire, easily — watch that video above to see what I mean. But the actual light emitted from the headlights isn't coherent laser light at all, and as such is completely safe to look at. BMW says that in situations like accidents where the laser emitters…