whaa? they use their 'discretion' all the time in Law and Order, which is real, btw. ;)

Not that Nissan have a stodgy reputation in my mind

yes, rwd and v8, but wouldn't you like one like that? is it exciting? unfortunately, it's only the race car version.

Given he grew up in the 30s, his preference is more likely to be something familiar, like a hotrod.

does turning your explorer into a JP car fit in the same category of painting your dodge charger orange with 01 on the door? of course it does, not as redneck tho.

i'm always amused by the look of shock on those inflatables....

Too bad all of western culture has made getting a car/license the only legitimate male 'coming of age' test. Was this story written after seeing Top Gear UK episode with them going on about Handbrake turns (e-brake) being a turn-on for young women?

for example in Australia and the USA.

These knock-offs are not only bad for relations (ie they can't expect to export them to usa or europe), but it's also an 'opportunity lost' for them to do their own unique vehicles (something that Australia has enjoyed with the Ford Falcon and Holden Commodore).

You make it seem like if China sold Geelys or Dongfengs here that every "stupid American" would be tripping over each other to get in line to buy one.

See, you've cottoned on to the scope of the problem.

I'd say if they can't get the cats to do what they want is because they are feeding them too much. hunger is a better motivator.

you can see the shadow of the r/c at 2.21 on the building. it looks like a helicopter.

"All of this also raises new questions about what a company can actually take control of on social media."

I'd suggest teaching them to drive properly would be a better use of their time. India's road toll isn't a cheap population control it appears to be.

1/4 mile? hell, we'll race over 20 feet....

GISS would have been a better choice than Junkman. better driving, more interesting crashes...

It still looks like a large car landed on top of a small car.

the only Saab Sonett i've ever owned:

Louisiana Commissioner of Conservation James Welsh fined Texas Brine $100,000