You are so very correct.

"Now is the perfect time to raise fuel taxes?" Yes, our roads, highways, and bridges are in terrible shape, so why don't we address the reason that they got to that point: wealthy individuals and corporations who aren't taxes as they should be. You may recall a time when our country's infrastructure was not falling to…

Public roads are a form of socialism.

What actually bothers me here is that we're missing the best chance in a while to raise the gas tax, which is something we desperately need to do. All of our highways are funded by a gas tax and, while cars get more efficient (or electric), the amount of money in the pot to fix roads goes down, even as we have more…

I was thinking more like someplace for tiny giraffe races...

So in 2011 I bought a 2002 BMW 325i. Nothing fancy or outrageous...just a very solid daily driver. A few weeks later a contractor from my church had stopped by my house to evaluate my home's roof for hail damage.

That video does no justice. This is the one i've listened to about 500 times!

i am amazed this little ferrari represents 65% of the volume of text written about ferrari in jalopnik.

Honest question — why do you say this is reliable? Everyone said E39 M5 was reliable until VANOS started breaking and costing $5k. Everyone said E46 M3 was reliable until subframe problems showed up. Everyone said 335i would be great until all the engine issues. Why take the chance? This is a company that has…

The way I'd drive it, it would become unreliable.

Any ASE certified mechanic supposedly. I take it to the dealer because they charge the highest labor rate and why not stick it to CarMax?

pfft. In Gran Turismo, HP is easily gained back with an oil change.

I give the guy credit for actually driving his.

You've got to be fucking kidding me.

i can't believe someone sold their 1M///

Ever wonder what it would be like if Seth rogen knew about cars?

Have to share mine

Anyone can buy a car. It takes a special person to bring one back from the dead (or near dead). Everyone should own a project at some point; make it one you love and you'll enjoy it.