So by the time you've read all the signs... you've got a parking ticket.

In fact, they so don't want that to happen that the AARC is suing both GM and Ford (and their associated infotainment-device makers, Denso and Clarion. The lawsuit is concerned with the fact that both Ford and GM's systems allow owners to copy music from CDs to their car's internal hard drives for later playback.

Ask for more Fire Emblem cosplay and ye shall receive. Cosplay by Clara Chau, photo by The Will Box.

Accompanying these limits are promises of stricter monitoring of stay right/pass left rules, as GlobalNews.ca reports. Police will have "stronger powers to enforce the 'keep right' law," and new signs will remind drivers of the change.

Maybe we should relocate to Canada. I've already registered jalopnik.ca.

How long before the Audi logo is made up of LED rings?

Just when I can focus on other things for once, Audi; you pull me right back in.

I haven't even finished the article, but I had to come down here and say that I am very much enjoying the piece. Lots of great excerpts and tons of fascinating information. Nice work!

Personally, I didn't know that the original version of eenie meenie had the n-word in it. I always heard "tiger".

Good thing I just went to the bathroom before this because that literally would have scared the shit out of me.

Not the face of remorse.

God dammit. Everything about this story is infuriating.

We spoke to Brad Sowers, the owner of the dealer, to explain why exactly their is a lawsuit and to hear what happened. He said he believes that the camera footage was edited, and it shows four days of footage in 17 minutes. The video was published without him being told at all.

I guess the guy thought the deal... was a steal.