The 90's was only boring cars? Are you fucking high?

It’s a damn shame one won’t fit in my driveway without folding in the mirrors...

Yeah, see how well that argument works out when someone get’s killed and they are suing you because you were towing with a vehicle that says “Not rated for towing”.

I’ll give you a ‘77 Honda CB550 that is half-taken apart... or half-put together depending on your optimism.

These were the worst, because they were off-center by just enough to be irritating.

Center exhaust is horrible. Just go with the exhaust on the outside.

I assume they added a bed for utility, but then they put the exhaust right where a hitch would go? Yeah, I know, you can’t tow much with a Jetta.

That’d be a nice story, if laws were actually consistently enforced with minimal guesswork and you never heard about people getting fucked over...

The Chevy Colorado will still take about 25 years to get a return on the investment of the diesel over the gasoline version. With 30,000 miles of driving (10% city, 90% highway), the diesel will only save you about $200 is fuel a year over the gasoline version. Plus, the diesel Colorado is dogshit slow.

No, we’d typically call it a road. More precisely, and single-lane road.

a religion that holds that all human life is sacred and precious

Until you trip...

Oh, cool, victim blaming...

The money for roads have to come from somewhere. A higher gas tax would tax people that use more gas (and for the most part, put more wear on the roads). I normally don’t support higher taxes, but clearly trying to get the government to cut poor spending and run more efficiently hasn’t been working.

BMW’s mono-headlights are ugly has hell (excluding bucket headlights like the R nineT). Looks like some weird Power Rangers face shield.

Not really. Because of the massive price fluctuation that have happened with gas, we can easily predict what sales would be like based off price.

But it also adds the possibility of their new sex organs not matching their birth-assigned gender, resulting in murder.

So how does the surgery prevent them from being murdered?

And that somehow counters the fact that—when gas prices rise, people drive less— how?

It wouldn’t be regressive. It would be flat.