99% of those systems, often called via the brand name OPTICOM, don’t work JUST based on a flash frequency. It’s usually not infrared in most cases, but rather a visible white light. And it’s a changing frequency, meaning it’s not constant so that the system knows the vehicle is programmed to do this function safely…

I HIGHLY recommend that people don’t follow your rule about waiting for the oil light to come on before they do anything.

They usually don’t have the time or effort to do so. They just edit the original and send it to all social media channels, their TV broadcast and any affiliates. Plus, even though they wouldn’t get fined from Twitter, it wouldn’t be in good journalistic taste compared to an online-only blog where it has no reputation…

If a broadcast station uses the same assets on TV as they do on the web, it’ll be regulated. They’re not going to bother editing two videos. So they censor one.

If a broadcast station uses the same assets on TV as they do on the web, it’ll be regulated. They’re not going to bother editing two videos. So they censor one.

If a broadcast station uses the same assets on TV as they do on the web, it’ll be regulated. They’re not going to bother editing two videos. So they censor one.

The station put it on Twitter after airing it, so they had to censor it.

They used the clip on broadcast and published it to Twitter after.

You obviously don’t understand how the FCC works.

I don’t know, there is a police report about it, so I think it’s true. You fail to realize the amount of stupid people in the world.

Careful what you say about them, or they'll drive their 730 HP Mustang to find you. They just have to stop at Penn Station to panhandle for gas money.

Both look like the new Escape.

The EOS was one of the first hardtop convertibles, AND as far as I know, is still the only one that has a fully-functional and separate moon roof.

Some ideas:

All comments are invited. All ideas gladly accepted, plagiarized and implemented.

Hand-crank sunroof? Maybe if I want to get impailed by it. I'm 6'2" and would definitely hit my head on that thing.

Not worth it if you ever plan on selling it. I drive my cars into the ground and would never sell mine, but those who do throw money away. It's better for them to lease or just buy used. Or they can't afford to buy new.

Eek, still a Taurus in my eyes!

"Land's" Huh?

I say just make it a horizontal skateboard-type deal that folds up. Space-saving and also lighter.