Combination of taking a discounted amount for the lump sum and then having the taxes applied to that. So it was 1/3rd of the total Jackpot with three winners, then a reduced amount in order to get it in a lump sum, and subsequently the taxes are then applied to this amount.

And the car that crashed was what?

I'll second this. The beefier anti-sway bar did way more in my 9-5 than the strut brace. Enough so that I just kept the sway bars and sold the strut brace.

Windows Phone 8. I use it pretty frequently, and like it as well, especially not burning through data, as I downloaded some of the local state maps that I would travel to most frequently.

This should have been in the list, even if it was a German ship first. I used to see it going out the Thames from Groton most summers with a crew of cadets from the CG Academy. Always was a great sight

For me, this car ruined a (formerly) good person. It's pretty much a role reversal of most of the posts.

Alright, first time I had the #1 suggestion!

Swappable battery stations, per my comment in the Tesla article from earlier today... Thanks to the Electric Vehicle Company

This essentially what some of the first electric taxis in NYC did in the 1890s and early 1900s, as discussed in Jalopnik Electric Taxi Article - Jan 2012.

Yeah, between the good pizza and beer taps, it makes for a good food truck at parties. I know some people thought it was going to be crap pizza compared to the restaurant, but it comes out really well.

Can't believe I missed this on Friday, but the Pizzetta Company 77 Fire Truck is a good one (though not technically a food truck in the usual sense as it is mostly for events). Make the pizza from scratch and cook it up top and it has beer taps around the side where hose hookups and such used to be (see the fire…

Oh, I know, never would have considered it sporty. But it was the least objectionable alternative among the Trailblazer/Envoy, etc badge engineered cars.

engine from the 9-7x that was never released to the public I figure... competition for the range rover sport?

ahh, the infamous Saab big block

Not a super car, so much as a Grand Tourer in my opinion...That being said, yes, it underperforms relative to expectations.

But I've heard the TSA lines in Herndon, VA are an absolute nightmare and completely understaffed.

Oh, wow, had not seen that one! At least this was done to a Sonnet III and not a II or V4. That would have been a tragedy. Love the Sonnet II

Yeah, I remember that from a couple years ago, absolute insanity. If it is just Turbo'd that officially makes it a Saab, right?

Ha, I would imagine this could be an endless thread.

Love it. Also, the 9-3ss that Samuel Hubinette was rallycrossing...