Back in ‘17 C&D had one of those bad boys run a sub 6 second 0-60 (5.8s). The Accord with the 2.0T (RIP as well) was quicker at 5.5 seconds which is outrageous for an Accord.

I have a much bigger problem with  how the cops handled it than the dealership.  The dealership made a mistake, big mistake, but they assumed the car had been stolen and reported it.  If the cops surveilled the guys house for a half a day that had a lot of options in dealing with the situation other than going full…

This is disgusting. So many officers, for what? They were watching his house, could of stopped the car on arriving home, could of stopped it as it was leaving the home, etc..

I call horseshit on the file cabinet story

The two are NOT mutually exclusive.

Why waste valuable space on decadent toilet when ship is already in water? Make deuce over side of ship, comrade!

No it’s not get outta here.

Yes, but it was set in the future (if they hurry).

The incEl Camino version of three on the tree. 

I’m sorry, why are we comparing Camrys to Quattroportes again?

Counterpoint: You can walk into a Lexus dealership today and buy one of these brand new for less than $100k.

#4 should be #1 it is way more important. I hope the UAW steam rolls the south auto plants. No more kids working for KIA and other BS they getting away with.   

“this Maserati needs new engine and transmission mounts”

That’s a Ferrari-built F160 3.0-liter V6

I would not call this dumb. If you are on the clock and you damage property, your employer should be on the hook for that damage. That it happened to be the employee’s own personal property should be neither here nor there, *provided they did not inflict the damage intentionally*. Obviously, if you intentionally drive…

Yes, it’s ridiculous, but I get the logic if he was on the clock when it happened.

I’m telling all y’all it’s an arbitrage. 

Yeah, I’ve decided to go with all-seasons, save money by avoiding the shorter lasting and more expensive 3 peak rated tires and put that money towards a set of chains.

At this point most of the baggage is people complaining about the baggage, honestly

Those are streets in Sacramento if that clears things up... and no, it doesn’t.