Only evidence I ever accept is a photo of the gear shift lever.

Buyer’s remorse is a bitch.

So what you’re saying is, you had a Mk4 VW once?

At this point, the Supra seems mostly dead on arrival to Enthusiast’s.

I don’t really understand why the engineer would say something so counter to what reality appears to be

Oh, she turned me into a newt!

At least you get property rights. All these replies to you are baw baw for the tenant. So I own a building ... And I do get to decide who I want living there? That person could destroy my property and since they are broke I'll never get even my lawyer fees back from suing them. Let's not pretend landlords all make out…

I imagine the law differs from state-to-state, I’ve heard that some states you are definitely not allowed to park in spots reserved for electric vehicles.

NASCAR 4 for sure, although the same spotter files are also sued in NR2002 and NR2003.

I agree.  Was this from a video game?

First I thought maybe this was going too far, but honestly, fuck theives, rob/steal someone of their transportation and you deserve it.

Finally, they’re learning.

Unpopular opinion incoming:

Sorry man, but “Top Gear Dog” is also a bit of a silly name for a kid.

“They set their child up for a lifetime of explaining their name to EVERYONE they meet. They will likely have to preface every interaction that involves spelling their name with “and yes, this is really how it’s spelled”.”

How is laughing at seeing a first name that is the first five letters of the alphabet making fun of a child? The kid didn’t pick that name.

I would never make fun of fucking children, paedophilia is a serious crime.

Maybe don’t name your child something moronic if you don’t want yourself (and your child) ridiculed for the rest of their life. And this from a guy who named his son after his favorite Top Gear presenter.

Not a lawyer. I think the term is “gross negligence”. The contract doesn’t protect the shop because their action of the employee (illegal u-turn) is clearly “grossly negligent”.

The layout of Subaru's awd drivetrain puts the engine fully ahead of the front axle, which is bad for weight distribution. Using a flat four mitigates that by keeping the engine only 2 cylinders long instead of 4 if it had an inline.