All that’s left is to sneak in some “no parking” signs in the middle of the night next to already parked cars. Oh wait, they’ve already done that. Fuck that place.
All that’s left is to sneak in some “no parking” signs in the middle of the night next to already parked cars. Oh wait, they’ve already done that. Fuck that place.
I love the original ones too. I was just starting to drive when they came out, and it was always a favorite. Nice car.
I’m going to have to run that by my wife first.
I want one of these badly, but I don’t have any children or spare organs to sell. Any suggestions?
What is the legality of this? Can a person be ticketed in some way for performing this clearly unsafe stunt?
I’m terrified of flying due to a couple horrible experiences and a missed flight that crashed, so I really need someone to step up their game and create a national high-speed rail system.
A train trip from Indianapolis to Las Vegas takes 56 hours (!), costs $204 (more than a plane ticket), and requires part of the…
My dad had two of these in the late 70's and early 80's. They were perfectly serviceable, if a little boring. He also had a 1976 VW Rabbit which was remarkably similar.
There was an immaculate Dodge Omni that looked very similar to the one you saw that was for sale down the street from me. Every time I drove by it, I…
I also wouldn’t want to deal with that traffic unless I was in the event.
Many excellent points. I was doing my best to stay out of his way because my short-term AMG lease has been a magnet for deer and inattentive drivers. I’d like to turn it back in reasonably intact.
I saw a Nissan Sentra (a newer model) the other day in downtown Indy with 2 donut spares on the back. I realize this is a FWD car, but this just seemed insanely dangerous to me.
I hope they try this in Indianapolis. Over 1/3 of our citizens are obese, and we have a huge pothole problem. This is either going to kill a lot of people, or make the pothole problem worse.
I understand that cars get dirty, and not everyone has time to clean their car obsessively, but holy crap. Some of these are genuine health hazards.
Luckily, snowy off-ramps are available in a lot of places.
Would you pay $5,000 for this stuff? Or would you try to save a little bit and perform the modifications yourself? Maybe you’re the type of person to just say screw it and let the dealer install all the go-faster bits so you don’t have the headache of dealing with it.
As long as you don’t want longevity or competent support, you’ll enjoy HP. Don’t try getting a problem diagnosed or repaired, or you will be in for a most frustrating experience. I have 30+ years of IT experience, and want to tear my hair out talking to their support people.
Sterlin has since hired a lawyer, Francis Alexander, who says that this “glitch” is causing between “10 [and] 30” wrongly reported stolen car issues across the country.
I am never buying a car from someone who does not know the difference between “your” and “you’re.”
A neighborhood off 106th near Towne road. It’s mostly gated communities.
43 miles is like 80,000 kilometers or something like that. Clearly, I don’t understand the metric system.
We have a black one here in Indy. I can usually hear it while driving my not quiet car from several blocks away. It’s glorious.