Racescort666
Racescort666
Racescort666

There are guns that are prone to discharge from dropping and as you note, it is a huge design flaw. And yeah, I cringe every time it happens in a movie. Also, +1 for the commentators for realizing that this is a design flaw.

My Alfa is still worth $56k (from $60k) for trade in. I feel like that’s not too bad. I ran the same thing on a Corvette and it lost almost $10k. Also, a quick search of autotrader shows nothing less than $60k for the 4C still.

The article is on carbon emissions while VW was cheating on NOx and particulate emissions. If anything, cheating on NOx would improve your carbon footprint albeit at the expense of another pollutant.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!

Another example of the government helping, good job.

Good thing the earth rotates counterclockwise and goes around the sun counterclockwise.

Basically all of my car control skill I learned rally racing a FWD car. It made it interesting the first time I took my Alfa 4C to the track. It's worth nothing that the traction control was not happy with LFB. Now that I'm more confident that I won't be putting it into the wall, that's coming off next time.

The panel gaps are one thing. I mean, for a car that’s more or less hand built, it seems like the panels should line up better but I can speak specifically to the deck lid. Your friend isn’t closing his deck lid. The plunger that senses the lid being opened has too strong of a spring/binds a little and keeps the lid

I have a 4C and I love it. There is one thing that Doug doesn’t mention in his column though, the paint. The paint looks gorgeous but it’s basically nail polish. It chips super easily and the white SMC underneath sticks out like a sore thumb.

I have a 4C and my buddies that are 6'2" complain about sitting in the passenger seat. I’m 5'10" but I like sitting close to the steering wheel so I have to move the seat up.

Raccoon girl makes another appearance.

My point is that the headline is not just misleading but flat wrong. It says something that is simply untrue about US airline pilots.

I came here to post that. That incident wasn't due to a problem with the way pilots are trained in the US.

Just because it happened in the US doesn't mean that the pilots were from there or trained there or maintained their proficiency there or that their training was regulated by the FAA. US airlines fall under the training and proficiency regulations of the FAA which is much stricter than many foreign airlines.

I bought one, it’s awesome. I ran into Patrick and Ballaban at the Kart 2 Kart event on Saturday and we talked a bit about it. I may write an article on oppo about my buying experience but there are a few things I have to say about it. Don’t expect to be able to order one, they don’t have an ordering system. Don’t

The Alfa.

FS: One S-IVB, ran when parked, pickup only, no trades.