After just a few minutes of searching, I've found a large number of cars that prove once and for all that this 100,000-mile thing is a myth, including this 2002 Toyota 4Runner with 414,538 miles, this 1998 Mazda Protégé with 278,579 miles, this 2002 Nissan Frontier with 350,721 miles, this 2002 Honda Insight with…

The Iowa Department of Transportation said the test drives were illegal for two reasons: Tesla isn't licensed as an auto dealer in Iowa and state law prohibits carmakers from selling directly to the public.

Bring this to America.

Because awesome. That's why.

Don't forget that you have to get bailed out by your nation's government. That's a very important piece of that plan.

Send us a picture when Orlove.

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I have no idea what has been said here.

It wasn't even a singular impact that knocked the engine out of the Porsche 911 Carrera Cup at Sandown the other day, but rather a fierce one-two punch. Like a boxer on the ropes right when the fight begins, the brains of the thing just fall right out when hit with the combo.

Looks like GM is in need of another bail out...

I wouldn't. I would set it on fire.

I think that pretty well sums up the way it looks!

Have we learned nothing from the 3 Little Pigs? Always build your house out of bricks, otherwise you're getting your house blown down.

Sinner.

10,000 dollar miles, eh?

So that's what they did with the Honda Element...

Maybe they meant *car* bomb, not wedding missile...or rocket...or whatever

Came here for this, not let down.

My favorite car in Forza!

In the arrest warrant, an officer stated, "He did not appear the least bit concerned over the situation…telling ambulance personnel that he had a double shot and two beers, and he takes Percocet."