This is not surprising, since no car company in the world has 1.6 million of anything sitting around these days. In fact, it's impressive that the parts are going to be available within the next 30 days. I would say that a lot of folks at Delphi Mechatronics (likely the supplier of the new switch) are going to be…

I'm sure it was a traumatic experience for him. Ultimately, we were just very grateful we were able to save his life that day.

Orlove'd into a river instead of some trees I see. Did you try to sue when your rescuers failed to save you fast enough?

Frivolous lawsuit for saving your life....

These are the kind of people that they should just let go.

What a load of crap. This is a prime example of what is wrong with America... everyone wants to sue people.

It's "St. Johns", not "St. Jones". And I have to add that the picture in this article doesn't really do it justice. The ones that Sportwagons, etc suggested were much nicer.

Silly Robertson. It wasn't the movie that lifted the Lords protection, it was your erection during the movie that did!

*insert obligatory ZOMFG overdoception! comment here*

Fair enough, I haven't seen any of the others in the series, so I wasn't sure how serious it is meant to be.

The everything wrong with series is often meant to be as silly as the movie. If you're looking for a real serious mistake count, it's not the place to look. Hell Iron Man 2 had something like 1,145,245 mistakes because of the "Bird bonus round."

I see your general point - reading the "continuity errors" on IMDb makes me want to punch someone - but these are done for amusement. They're meant to be amusing, not nitpicky (at least that's how I take them).

I get the general principle (and part of is unquestionably funny), it's just that most people tend to overdo it IMO.