Simpson is protected by privilege in this example, but what would be the professional and criminal consequences to Cochran if it were accidentally revealed that he had persuasive evidence of Simpson’s guilt (eg, recorded confession, trophy from the murders, etc), yet defended Simpson as an innocent man? Privilege…

Yep, the LeSabre only had whatever was the current version of the 3800 each year from 91 to the curtain call. No 60 degree V6, no OHC, no puffer.

Yeah, the LeSabre’s a winner for big, cheap, and comfy. Good gas mileage, cold AC, soft ride. Easy to fix. For $2000 it’s smart buy if it hasn’t already been beaten to death by someone else who doesn’t qualify for credit at a respectable place.

#allspicematters

So you’ve seen him on TV.

For a race that runs in all light conditions, functioning lighting (both to see and be seen) makes sense as a minimum requirement. As long as it’s fairly enforced, it’s reasonable.

Rotaries already were banned for 1992 before 1991.

The rotary really is a good endurance engine. Apex seals have a hard time lasting 1000 hours, but 24 hours is doable.

Le Mans definitely was created to challenge both speed and stamina.

Toyota will be back. Against two other teams, it isn’t a sure thing that they’ll ever win.

Unless Ken Starr turns over a photo of Art Briles fucking a chicken, that lawsuit wouldn’t do anything to further degrade Briles’ career and public image.

Unless Ken Starr turns over a photo of Briles fucking a chicken, that lawsuit wouldn’t do anything to further degrade Briles’ career and public image.

Assuming that it’s made from valuable materials, the gems get stripped out and the metal goes back in the furnace. Aside from the labor for the individual ring (polishing, stone setting, etc), no big deal. They probably used one mold for most of each ring, and personalized each ring with size, name, etc. It wasn’t…

As your avatar indicates, shit happens. Only an asshole would make a big stink.

Baseball is wildly popular in cities that have MLB teams.

Unfortunately for them, the price of diesel (exc highway excise taxes, which have to be collected on heavy haulers one way or another) has dropped by half in the last three years, so fuel will be cheaper than technology for the foreseeable future. Every big fleet will take a few of these for experience and publicity…

Yeah, this company probably is full of shit, but the actual technology is doable. On/off on-board generator, storage battery, electric drivetrain, and regen braking is the future of heavy hauling, sometime in the future.

I’m not sure how much longer Cadillac can justify selling sedans and coupes in America when these types prices are necessary to move units

PTI has double the viewers of First Take.

My state PD has current gen Mustangs for highway patrol.