Especially since there aren't bulbs for front license plates, so they're useless from dusk to dawn.

If you can see any part of your car in your side mirrors, you're doing it wrong.

And the stupid people are multiplying faster and earlier than the smart people.

Sadly WXII misspells words daily.

CSB: I've seen a handicapped driver park in the striped area before.

Like the original, you could turn Wranglers into military vehicles, mail trucks, pickups, ambulances, vans, and pretty much everything else.

Well, Nicholas, you have sent me an excellent question from your iPhone, and I can think of nothing better to do than respond using my own iPhone. Unfortunately, my fingers are too fat to type properly, and I often end up sending inexplicable Emojis while I'm trying to sext with my girlfriend.

I like this idea. They can call the brand "Seoul."

Woohoo! My first #1 AOTD! Couldn't you have at least spelled my name right though?

North Carolina has "J" plates that judges can opt for. The ones I've seen are "J-[the judicial district]-[some one- or two-digit number]"

I'm hoping Charlotte gets some snow next week. I want to try out my S60R in an empty parking lot to see what she's made of.

I've never owned a truck and only ridden in a few - some crew cabs, some extended cabs. I'm really interested in the new Colorado/Canyon, however. How's legroom and space in the back seats? If you can, can you compare the rear seating to that of full-size trucks and sedans?

In hindsight I may not have used the best example for the reason you stated, but the problem is no doubt widespread.

Crash protection

If you need an example of the hubris of Volkswagen in America, look no further than the Eos. Why they thought anyone would want a $36k hardtop, FWD convertible is well beyond me, so lets ship it off and bring in the Golf R Sportwagen instead.

I don't foresee any problems putting gear-shift buttons next to a cup holder. Nope. None whatsoever.

I want to take a shitload of US soil to Japan, spread it on the ground, and charge people to drive JDM cars on US soil - without messing with that whole importation nonsense.

I tried ticking all the boxes of the most expensive options and came up with this ghastly figure:

So the GPS takes you from Cleveland to Miami and then back to Cleveland?

This helps some.