I hate that you might be right. I had one as a rental car and it has a bunch of subtle tricks that encourage you to drive slower. Fuck that car and the engineers that designed it.

If it was any other car I would not be in anyway happy about this, but the Prius doing exactly the limit in the left lane makes me crazy.

I don’t care about that, I would just like access to more cool cars.

I would just like to see any country that achieves a lower fatalities per mile rate than the US deemed to have effective safety standards for their vehicles and those vehicle considered acceptable for US roads.

Coal rolling is one of those vehicle acts that is so stupid and pointless, that not only should the cops tow away the vehicles they should also impound the violators phone, wallet, and shoes.

When I can smell the hint of gas inside the cab when I fire up the old jeep I know that it isn’t exactly the cleanest running car.

That happened to a lot of late 80’s early 90’s American cars that never got any body work. The bodywork paint holds up better than stock paint.

I understand that on rare occasions and in seldom seen corners of the interwebs, new PCH columns are still penned by the deeply missed saucy minx.

I am going to go with Hyundai or Kia. They have the technology, they are willing to take risks in the American market and they have never had the penetration of the market that they could.

That is part of the plot, maybe he needs the cash really bad or he goes to jail for not paying a traffic fine.

Almost two hours, this site is slipping.

I have heard that look is known to attract dragons.

Look at the back edge of the window on the door, it looks a lot like a NACA duct. I suspect that is one of the air ducts. It still doesn't look like enough to let it breath let alone cool this monster.

3 rules:

Pick the three most important aspects for each spot and tell the rest to get stuffed.

Here is a wacky idea, limit each potential parking spot to three rules. Every additional rule is just trying to generate income from a parking spot.

What I understand is many of them have the solder break from poor manufacturing practice. The bulbs are still good, they just need to be hit with a soldering iron.

It seems high, but these have gone rare on us, and cool rare car get expensive.

I think something a long the lines of the Japanese rules for the Kei cars. Somewhat relaxed rules for smaller more fuel efficient cars and some sort of tax break for choosing one.

See the little notch thing in the headlights? Totally different. I don't even know how they can call it the same car.