It's a pain to make at home (at least for me, hollandaise sauce is a nightmare). Definitely try it sometime; I like 'soft' yolks in mine, so the yolk spill all over the english muffin, but some folks like hard yolks so they can remove them from the dish altogether. These are known as heretics.

Nah, think about it. The mere sight of your car would make everyone slow down instantly, you'd always be late.

I'm hoping (for the sake of awesomeness) that the driver meant exactly what they wrote.

Highway 22, between Black Diamond and Highway 3.

Haha, you're obviously willing to walk a long ways home :-) At least your bike would be a light load! Thanks, I obviously don't have much experience with the stuff.

Exactly my thought.

Hmm. I supposed it's a matter of your preferred failure mode; I like a bent rim more than one that's fine until it fractures. But if the other ones out there are tough enough, then maybe I need to start saving up for some :-)

Haha, I have heard the CTS-V gets comically bad mileage :-) Looking at the numbers again, there's a 10k disparity between the two as well.

Current Caddies handle, ride, and drive as well or better as current BMWs. Car and Driver wrote a friggin love note to the CTS-V wagon they tested:

God, I would be petrified of potholes driving on these. Maybe that's unfounded, but man, it's not like those cars have a lot of rubber inbetween these and the road.

Yeah, you're right. I can option a 3 series wagon up to 47k right now, so even with a diesel and a base, 63k CTS-V, it's a 10k differential.

So, for close to the price of a CTS-V wagon....I can have a 3 series diesel? This sounds like a very nice car, but screw that.

Yes, something is lost in translation. First, the euro fuel economy cycle is a joke-the US one is way, way more accurate. Second, UK gallons are bigger, so even if they had the same cycles (and they don't) the MPG would be higher because the gallons are bigger.

Total tight-ass, just like those people who say 'Smoking is bad for you' and 'Don't drink and drive'. Not saying I'm perfect because I'm far from it, but this is just like hooning on public roads: Entertaining until someone gets hurt, and lots of people do get hurt.

To plow into the car in front of you while you weren't looking while driving at highway speeds? No, not that hard.

Meta rubbernecking. Here's my question-did this doofuses just slow down, take a photo while ignoring their job of driving on a damn highway, or did they completely stop and take a photo? And which is worse? Operating a car while ignoring your path, or stopping in the left lane?

Jesus, so sorry to hear that. Hopefully more awareness (from stuff like this) will get more people in the system and give you another shot-best of luck.

RWD also allows (though not all do this) manufacturers to get a better angle on the front wheels for the steering links. AWD is great for getting started on slippery roads, but if you're keeping it on tarmac and don't have to deal with snow and ice, RWD with a LSD is more fun, lighter, less complicated, and will often…

How shocking!

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