This reminds me of early '00 racing games, where the wheels don't spin on the cars.

Sadly, it lives on.

It's over. Some people just didn't get the memo.

And they just made the fines and punishment for texting and driving in VA more severe. I hope they test out the new penalties on him.

As WTF as it is, at least the owner centered the badging.

It already did.

I once saw a Lincoln Blackwood covered in a woodland camo vinyl wrap. I would have taken a picture, but I was so shocked that it drove away before I could get my camera out.

Cool. He deserves a medal.

Has dude been running the entire length of the race up to that point?

Fail. Everyone knows Ferraris look best in Alcantara.

The people I see driving them always have some sort of suspension fault and are driving around with half their car on the ground.

Is there a way someone can run over a woman with a child in her stroller with out it being the driver's fault? This doesn't even make any sense.

Since those types of storms are more common in Pittsburgh than in Toronto, Pittsburgh most likely has infrastructure set up to drain the water more quickly.

This won't help if a cop is behind you, but if you're worried about blowing past that black Charger or Crown Vic with tints, check to see how clean it is. I can't remember the last time I've seen a dirty unmarked cop car. It's not the best indicator in the world, but it may save someone from a ticket or two.

...And yet again, the answer is Miata.

And Dodge still sold assloads of new 4-door Chargers.

"Standard on the 1957 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham, the shot glasses were magnetized on the bottom so they wouldn't tip over from your inevitably woozy driving. I know this is supposed to be ideas that seemed good but actually weren't, but Cadillac: WHY WAS THIS EVER A GOOD IDEA?"

To be fair, I don't think any of those ever left the factory.

Considering the number of these I see on a daily basis, I think Dodge did a good job with this one.

I know that's a Merc copy, but for some reason, I like the way it looks.