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Everything about Trump is one giant grift, so Trumpers grifting Trumpers is just a natural part of the life cycle.

I really hope that’s what actually happened.

Folks who had their cars towed have to pay $380 to get them back from Gotcha Towing.

A succinct summary of the GQP worldview: rules are for thee, not for me.

Or some cashier kept saying they could and then laughed as they all got towed away.

On a slightly different note, Republicans have the absolute worst taste. You know you’re at one of their events when you see the ugliest vehicles, flags, signs, clothing, faces...

Good. Fuck em.

Who are bigger dirt bags? Mercenary tow truck drivers or MAGA idiots?

100% this. Somebody was doing the dance where a car that actually lives in MA (with inspections) is registered in NH (no inspections), and they finally got caught. And 300K miles in New England means it won’t pass MA inspection anymore. (Even though if you go to a “lick ‘em stick ‘em” place, as my dad called them, you

New Hampshire? Car’s been up for sale for a couple of weeks, even though it’s offered at a pittance and promises to run perfectly?

I recently found that the California design is a nightmare for some motorcycles. Recently got the chance to ride both a Harley-Davidson Pan America and an Indian Super Chief in the same week in SoCal.

I see the opposite happening - people are completely oblivious to the existence of the stop line and will often stop halfway over it. Or, some heroes go completely past it and end up in the intersection. 

That’s fine, I use Firefox anyway.

You might end up getting tired of this topic, but a bunch of poorly engineered metal without crumple zones. air bags or any sort of augmented braking/stability systems is the opposite of safe. You would be far safer in a newish Corolla than you would be in this barge. Nearly as many people died yearly in auto

It would end up in a ditch the picosecond it began to rain.

I’m with you on big and slow, but safe? A lot of advances have been made in safety in the last 43 years, and this thing will handle like a pig, even worse so in inexperienced/overconfident hands. I wouldn’t put my teenager in one unless I didn’t care about them very much.

The perfect car for your snotty high school kid—big, slow, and safe since he’ll be surrounded by about five tons of metal. An Iowan car, so check for rust and since the Merc has shockingly low mileage for its age, it must’ve been stored for the winters (why?????????), but have a gander anyway. But asking $5 grand?

As a pedestrian, I‘ve literally never had an issue with vehicles turning right on red. That's because I'm an intelligent human being who understands that it's important to make eye contact with the driver of that vehicle, or otherwise ensure that they are clearly not going to start moving when I step in front of them.

Normally, I’d agree. But it seems like this article is yet another anti-car hit piece from this supposedly driving orientated magazine. Why do you hate cars and driving so much, Jalopnik?

No one under 50 knows what a Cressida is.