Translated:

"Sorry, Aston Martin. You need a substantial bribe for us to look the other way."

I LOVED Porsche 2000 / Porsche Unleashed. I was ten when the game came out and could never finish Factory Driver mode at that time, especially having to play the game with a keyboard. Years later I found the disc again and picked up a cheap racing-wheel setup, which completely transformed the game for me. I wish they…

OF COURSE she bought a Rouge! Psychopaths have a bizarre attachment to Nissan Muranos and Nissan Rogues.

It really bums me out thinking about how that guy, being the scumbag that he is, has most likely spawned a few more miserable, racist asshole kids that will grow up to be just like him.

Hah! According to her, I better not park near any car owned by a woman that is on her period. That somehow justifies her vandalism!

If one of the carriers ever gets loose, hopefully the military completed their training on the Nintendo 64!

I love NH. Any car or motorcycle older than fifteen years does not need a title to register. It can be helpful to have one when you first register the car so you don't need to have a VIN verification, but otherwise it's not needed for older cars.

Part of me likes the retro-styling of the "gumball machine" light on the Michigan State Police cars, but it certainly looks out of place on the new Chargers.

Now that's a Harley guy I know I would get along with! There aren't many, but they are definitely out there.

It's a Catch 23 Situation, Julian! I didn't wanna have to heat it up again! I figured worst case Ontario, it boils over. No friggin' deal! Just use some Fire Retarded, it doesn't take Rocket Appliances to figure that out.

Go for it. You're entitled to your opinion as much as anybody else!

I'm not doubting what you mean in the slightest. However, the Camry is indeed among the "boring and safe" cars that are often driven by the most inept, careless and distracted drivers on the road.

While I do understand your point about the volume of Camrys on the road, there is no denying that a sizable percentage of Camry drivers have absolutely no business driving a car on the road.

I am inclined to agree, but need to amend that to add Nissan Muranos and Toyota RAV-4s. Along with the CR-V, they are the most likely to be driven by somebody who may not only be oblivious and entirely uncaring to fellow motorists - especially motorcyclists - , but also may be inclined to attempt vehicular assault…

That will work, but only if they also speed up any time you find an opportunity to pass.

I wholeheartedly agree. I've met Raphael in person a number of times and he's a great guy. While he's technically more skilled in writing than in auto repair, he's more than willing to learn and has learned a ton over the past few years. We all have to start somewhere, and I admire Raphael's level of ambition. Seeing…

Lots of great cars in the American scene over the years. There's also a 280Z that runs #280 in RA events, and a Hillclimb Porsche 928 that is, of course, #928.

I chuckled about the "documentation fee" because it reminded me of an old used-car experience of my own. Not a "horror story", far from one, but I had gone to a Subaru dealership back in 2011 to look at a 1999 Impreza wagon they were wholesaling for $2000. When I had called to inquire about the car, one thing I kept…

You can, but just the less inspiring base models.