Here’s a handy guide for how to react:
Or, you know, people could actually learn how to use the tool they bought.
Keep engineering cars to combat stupid, you’re just engineering the next level of stupid.
Ummm...pretty sure the guy driving like a maniac in a stolen car would be the one to blame for any injury, and not a frigging spike strip or the people who put it on the road.
“Well, it’s in Hazzard, it’s in a hurry and it ain’t a Duke. So whoever that fella is, he’s probably up to no good. “
Counter point: Guy whose business acumen has led him to become an uber driver criticizes the business strategy of CEO who built a $70 billion company. CEO holds his ground.
Um no, a signal light does not give the driver the right to cut in, drive through or turn into anything.
Ancona, who is known for claiming that the Ku Klux Klan is a Christian organization, not a racist one—as if the two are always mutually exclusive
This car isn’t a car for someone with $8000 looking for the best GT cruiser. This car is possibly one of the best cars for someone with $18,000 looking for a GT cruiser. Why? Because I’m talking that dealer down to $6500 with a tank of gas, taking that thing to an Independent Merc shop that knows all the failure…
They switched to Monster Cables.
I like that he coordinates the excessive stickers on his car with excessive stickers on his shirt.
But can the police issue tickets on private property?
Yet they scrapped the F-22 for this for being “over budget”.
As I write this, I’m still feeling the effects of learning the basics of motorcycle control on dirt. Just four…
this remains the funniest car to me. not because of any quality the car has, but a story involving one.
You spend more time with your own failures than anyone else on Earth. Eventually, you might internalize them and come…
Yeah, didn’t you see what happened to Drew Barrymore when she crashed her Thing? Lost her memory, and had to go on a bunch of first dates with Adam Sandler. That poor soul.
I’m always tempted to invest in a pair of Type 181s, have them both painted red with turquoise ragtops, and call them “Thing 1” and “Thing 2”!