Grew up in TX, so that's probably where I got it from. Looks like around the country, it's generally not technically law, but close enough to it.

Question: Don't you have to have your insurance information in the car with you? I suppose I've never actually seen the law, I just trust the "keep this card in the car with you" written on my insurance cards.

$150 for Levi's? Hilarious.

Gas is fine if your apocalypse plan is to Bug Out, and not to attempt to stay with the vehicle forever. Gas would be available for a short time after the zombie outbreak, long enough for you to get to your safehouse.

The CTS-V is nothing new. It's a Corvette in Caddy trim, and it's awesome, but not novel.

douchebags can anticipate, too. And there are more douchebags than rich people, though I find the population overlaps somewhat.

Agreed - pretty much all the fun in a sports car comes while you're bouncing off the rev limiter in the twisties. If I wanted a car that was fast 0-60, I'd buy an F-150.

The LFA was anticipated by a few rich guys, and people who read enthusiast car blogs. No normal person was on pins and needles, because no normal person will ever own one. As a potential car someone might actually own, this is far more anticipated.

Count on it being a few inches higher (pedestrian safety), and of course the sideview mirrors will be bigger. But fingers crossed it won't get mangled in the final stages.

Nah, she probably means that Miami PD speeds through her territory all the time, which pisses her off. The fact that this guy ran made her think this specific instance was a stolen car.

Doubtful. She pulled a city cop, she's a state trooper. Her coworkers probably bought her a beer for this. I would grant that she'll never get a job at the Miami PD.

I think too many of these uber-rich overlook the humble kart. With my imaginary billions, I'd likely construct a small racetrack, but I would definitely have a kart track, with a whole array of vehicles to choose from.

Based on his move through the parking lot, I'm not sure I could even get it to the track. Based on his hands while driving, I don't think I could get it to take a corner at speed even if I got there.

That's something I don't understand. A closed trailer doesn't cost that much more than an open one, especially when compared to the cost of a late-model Ferrari. The protection afforded just by everyone not being able to see that HELLO THIS TRAILER HAS 6 FIGURES OF CAR IN IT seems worth it to me.

I assume you mean the young kids yelling at our protagonist? The first one says "spoon" (kind of like lunatic) and the second says "spacehead", which is pretty self-explanatory.

Anyone else read 4th Gear as "Volkswagen Board Supports Third...Reich"?

Most modern cars don't need their oil changed every 3k miles. The iPhone 4 is a fine piece of kit, if you aren't bothered by the apple tax, antenna problems, and lack of power user options.

Seats that are designed for sitting! I got to hunt for easter eggs among the copious storage compartments for children.

Anyone else loving the unintentional hilarity of the Yaris ad? It's like they took the Subaru Mediocrity Ad seriously.