For 10% less cost per seat per flight, screw your water pressure. How you see the bathroom as some kind of escape from the cabin is beyond me. I spend as little time in that sticky, smelly den as possible.

They replaced the squeaky bushings, and then literally the entire front suspension with new parts, and it still made the knock. Their chassis ears picked it up, they felt it, I took it to an independent mechanic for his opinion, he was able to feel it on the strut towers.

I was looking at these this past summer, a nice 2013/2014 face-lift car with the performance pack and low-ish miles. But then i got to thinking, if you look at C5 Corvette Z06s they are alot more car for just a smidge more $$. Long story short, i bought an air cooled 911.

I had a 2012 CPO GT. People who buy these need to watch out for movement or other issues in the front end. My dealership identified the noise and movement on their chassis mics that I can’t remember the name of, but we’re unable to locate the source. Ford engineers were contacted, and informed my dealer that this…

Pretty sure if you looked up the definition of screwed it just says “2010 Ford Mustang GT buyers”

You drive an ecoboost 😂😂😂. You clearly don’t know what you’re talking about.

Who are you trying to kid, here?

Love my 14 RS3 Mustang. Roush guarantees 575hp, but a friend dyno’d his and it had 612 at the wheel.

Yeah, but can I finance it for $500/month through one of the sellers?

Those poor 2010 buyers

“Autopilot is intended for use only with a fully attentive driver,” a Tesla spokesperson said.

There are about 6,500 rear-end collisions daily in the US. Pretty sure none of those involved a driver who was paying attention.

My main takeaway from this, other than the obvious “people are stupid”, is that modern cars are crazy safe. This dude slammed into a stationary object at 65 miles per hour and “refused medical attention”. Thats amazing.

Well... so far it’s;

Instead of saying “car was on autopilot,” can we just say “driver was not looking at the road”?

I want to know how long this idiot spent not looking at the road, to not see all the cars merging to the right, and all the flashing lights and whatnot.

I think we can all safely assume that.

Note: Autopilot is still a better driver than any given Jalopnik commentator.

How long before we find out the driver wasn’t paying attention?

Okay, I can understand the cameras and sensors not seeing a white trailer against a low sun in the sky... BUT A FLIPPIN FIRE TRUCK?