155mph in most modern BMWs with the sport package, 130mph otherwise.

Did he prudently put his hazards on? Or was he just leaving the left turn signal flashing?

“The Motor Company is pushing younger riders into pre-owned models in an effort to grab their attention for life.”

They both super reliable midsize sedans made by Toyota which carry the same nameplate and a continuous lineage.

He’s like a bot created to dish out bad takes. 

The thought of a Camry being aspirational makes me sad.

You could have given me an S-Class back then and I still would’ve longed for the Camry.

They took away the Naked Chicken Chalupa again, so they get what they deserve.

New Mexico doesn’t just have a drunk driving problem, it has a drunk off their nut, wrong way on the freeway, wiping out innocent people coming the other way problem.

This will have huge applicability. This hands a nuclear device to every attorney involved in a drunk-driving liability case. Just like actual nuclear weapons, no one needs to use one for them to be an effective extortion device.

Taco Bell is infrastructure, Congress needs to address this.

Well, maybe, from the cited portion:

Which would you say is a bigger problem in NM: DUI’s or coyotes painting fake tunnels on rock faces?

This one is a very unique set of circumstances in that the vehicle was already out of gas and if not for that attendant, they would not have been able to drive their vehicle.

Look at you with your personal responsibility and reasonable take.

While I was in college, I did security for special events like Coachella... I fucking hate dealing with drunk people. I had to chase down an Australian that kept peeing on peoples tents at 5am.

And, given the area where Tohatchi is located, color me not surprised.

Look here people, if you want to be free from liability for your customers hurting or killing people just make or sell guns. (snark and joke) 

Can the state be culpable for providing the highway on which  the accident occurred?

I agree fully with the dissenting judge. This isn’t setting up a slippery slope, it’s just dumping liability on anyone lawyers can think of, which is pretty much everyone.