PA is a vast, cop-free wasteland. And it is FULL of amazing driving roads.

...PA cops can’t use radar?

In a world where the 550 exists, I’m amazed that anyone finds this to be their favorite Ferrari.

I mean... I don’t read The Drive. What’s the problem? We don’t criticize MSNBC for covering the same news CNN does, do we?

Boeing’s chief executive was fired over this, but sure. Go off.

I’ve always wanted to do the length of US 6 from Bishop, CA to Provincetown, MA (I’ve heard it described as “from nowhere to nowhere”). 

• Each team must pay a base price of $556,509 when they apply to enter for the season. That cost rises each year in line with the US Consumer Price index.

Hands down one of the best ad campaigns ever. I love it. 

Rule of thumb in the U.S. is that laws generally don’t apply ex post.

Mitsubishi has said this will be the most well-equipped vehicle it has ever offered in the U.S.

Not really. That money comes out of the police or municipal budget - I can at least, conceptually, understand an argument about how that can motivate change (whether or not you buy it is a different story).

The UAW also agreed to pay $1.5 million, according to Automotive News.

Do you seriously think the LAPD went out and bought these on their own?

Um, no, it’s not.  It’s very much an aviation reference (and my avatar is the airline’s logo). I do not watch, nor care for, South Park.

Few things are more fun than this. Haven’t gone out for a flight in, I don’t know, seven or eight years. I’m envious.

I’d fly on a MAX that hadn’t been fixed tomorrow, as long as the flight crew had been properly informed of MCAS and its operation. Not a big deal, as long as they know what they’re doing.  

What makes you think airline employees (or their estates) don’t sue carriers if/when they are injured?

...and the logo stayed on the car why? They just forgot to get rid of it?

That was my first reaction - “is this idiot playing with a flamethrower on top of a massive CNG tank with people underneath?”

CA has one too: