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    Video evidence that aerospace Black Boxes should be made out of GoPros.

    Has the whole world gone crazy? No way is that thing worth $13k sight unseen - especially with no real information about mechanical condition.

    You’re right. It’s really easy to let tempers flare when being addressed by an angry officer. I’m glad that this rider had his camera recording this.

    Well I am a geek...and also like to be through.

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    Yeah, you’re barking up the wrong tree, my friend.

    With a glorious gated aluminum shifter

    Hah! Made me laugh there.

    I think that turn signals are optional extras on BMW’s, and are usually installed as part of the I’m Not a Douchebag option package, which most BMW drivers opt out of ;)

    Agreed - a stoplight seems like one of the only times it’s OK to have ones face buried in a mobile device while behind the wheel. As long as a person retains some situational awareness about when it’s time to put the phone down and go - why not?

    Well, we can all rest assured that the BMW driver didn’t use his turn signal at any point in the video...because being a BMW driver means being above using turn signals.

    Naaw, I’m pretty sure that it’s personal. It might even be racially motivated, but I can’t decisively prove it yet.

    Right? Especially because we’ll be able to get the R with a stick later this summer. Not so much with the S3. I am going to buy one, and I know which one it is going to be.

    Sleeper, four doors, practical, fast enough, comfy, stick available next year. Yes please.

    Or get someone to plastidip it.

    Proper manual transmission and a VAG wagon. Oh yeah!

    * Missing car museum entry: 1973 Porsche 911 RS 2.7 (either sport or touring would be accepted here)

    You’ve completely missed the point. This is about the kind of car I wouldn’t want to take on a road trip...think about a trip from NYC to San Francisco on straight droning highways over dozens of hours.

    For sure, and that makes sense on decreasing radis turns. They tend to be slow-in, fast-out cars.

    They’re easier than you think on a track, as long as you don’t do anything dumb. Just tricky to be consistently fast.

    I’m afraid to think about what the Fast and Furious edition might look like.