No shit. Hand in hand with that (pun intended) is people who say things like “Turn Right Here! No, you should’ve turned left! Why did you turn right?” Because you said turn right.

Seconded! Small airports win every time! Close parking, quick security checks, often very friendly staff, short walks. My favorite airports have all been little ones, as in between 8 and 20 gates.

I don’t like ATL. My issue is that most people working there seem extremely put-out to have to deal with customers of any sort. It’s the most unwelcoming airport, staff-wise, that I’ve ever been through. TSA agents, gate attendants, people in the various stores. It’s like they all wanted to get out of there as bad as…

$9,000 for an old mustang making around 175hp? Not no but Hell No.

Murphy’s was my favorite, but I graduated well before Blackmon came to OSU

I love the Ghibli. Part of that may be because I have a hard time distinguishing them from a Quattroporte.

Oh holy moly, those pics bring back some childhood memories. My parents went through a deep car malaise in the early 80’s resulting in my mom driving a sky blue Skyhawk and my dad driving a Pontiac J2000 wagon (Jalop special, no less, Brown, special order manual transmission!). What an awful automotive time for my…

#1 Sounds like the concept behind some of Call of Duty : Advanced Warfare, where troops are deployed from a space station via capsule.

The ONLY way, in a million years, that I’d ever buy that car, would be to make it a LeMons racer. Yet I already know there are tons of people who’d love to drive that thing to make a statement about their awesome ironicness.

Steve, What are you to do in a situation where the police refuse to come investigate? Here in Tulsa, OK they have what they call "Operation Slick Streets" which goes into effect, like the name suggests, when they deem the streets to be slick and a high number of accidents likely. The police do not respond to…

It's called diminished value, and Steve can probably speak to this but from what I understand, you can't claim any diminished value until you actually sell the car. At that time you can take the value you sold it for and compare it to what a car without the damage would've sold for and sue for the difference.

The only time to be wary is if the parts were bought recently and you suspect the reason for the sale might be related to a lack of quality in the manner in which they were installed...

I have receipts from all my auto parts purchases. While I don’t have hard documentation of when I actually put the parts on, it indicates the date they were done. I keep a log of oil changes which does include dates and mileages so it wouldn’t be hard to tell the approximate mileage of when I put said part on the car.

So true. It’s so easy to simply file away some paper, I have no idea how anyone is unable to do it. Much like the idiots that somehow manage to lose their car’s owner’s manual. Why did it ever leave the car?!?!

These lists are neat but I really want to know what powers these knockoffs? I know that a lot of them have old tech, low hp engines that in no way copy the cars they resemble.

I don't have any thing else to add so I'll just ask "Where are the lug nuts?"

No, that's Jaguar XF meets Audi A8L meets Bentley with a touch of Hyundia Azera taillights.

Yep. The ability to tow implements makes it far superior to a walk-behind. Mine pulls a dump trailer and my chipper shredder. Or for fun, my kids in a trailer. Better than any kiddy amusment park ride.

Only dumb people would rely on them entirely. In my heart I believe they're only really to serve as a last line of defense against running over a child in a driveway or perhaps backing into something that was a little closer than you thought. I never rely on mine, although I have a camera too. Even with the camera, I…

If I recall, companies have tried to sue them in Chinese court. The courts said "I have no idea what you're talking about. That looks completely different."