There was a weird, untranslated comment in the greys.

That’s exactly what someone deep into this would say.

It gets to the heart of I fear I’ve had before... What if you bought a truck used and was unaware of, and never used the switch, but it was discovered by an asshole cop who now charges you with “intent to roll coal” even though you didn’t have any such intent.

Dodge will sell you a factory Engine Block Heater for your new Hellcat, in case you know, Hell freezes over

The examples may be specific but it’s a very real and broad concern. When a law is crafted to extrapolate intent from presence or possession you have problems and you get definition creep.

Like, is there some legitimate reason someone would modify their diesel truck to do that that I’m missing?

The Chevy Venture Warner Brother’s Edition, with matching keychains. You had to be Daffy to drive one.

if you don’t like the slant-nose Porsche you clearly haven’t done enough blow

As a first-gen tundra owner, I find these incredibly offensive.

NOSTRIL FLARE. It’s like looking up someone’s crusty nose.

Have always dug the slantnose.

YOU BITE YOUR TOUNGE! I loved my Power Wheels Jeep!

you park that thing like a BMW

Since this happened in Kansas, I feel compelled to say “carry on, my wayward son”.

Does this mean the car is totaled?

This is Guenther my 120lb. German Shepherd mix (in the front seat) on one of our last road trips in my BMW335i to Buena Vista. We let him go on Saturday, as he was suffering from final stages of Degenerative Myelopathy and spindle cell cancer.

Here are some pet AND car photos from a time when my little Portia was barely bigger than her little Porsche.

+1 For that Top Gear reference

CP for everyone but James May, and he would only buy it with BBC monies.

I’ve heard that, in its day, Martin Brundle said that this had one of the best handling saloon car chassis anywhere in the world.