Well I think he hasn't gotten too negative enough!

This kinda falls under the same umbrella but there's also plenty of false advertising laws. If you look here at 3.02, 3.04, and 3.05 in MA's lawbooks it's made quite clear that the seller is responsible for advertising absolutely truthfully, in fact, all those people you see who just submit a stock photo of their car…

Leather.

Angry zipper.

For its first few yeas the Civic Hybrid was available with a manual transmission.

Back in the early 80's Honda put a two-stroke V-3 into a Grand Prix bike, the NS500. Now isn't that interesting?

Looks like it's about to fall forwards on its face.

The other day I saw an old SL, like this one, but the top half of the bodywork was like a sage green, and the bottom half was... an ever-so-slightly lighter green. I almost threw up.

I wanna say the V-6 from the XJ220. It's sort of ugly but it's still mesmerizing in a mechanical, purposeful sort of way. Plus those intake plenums are just fantastic.

I was waiting for someone to notice that.

I actually think the XJS looked better with the federalized quad lights than with the euro spec ones, it looks much more stately.

The best travel mug is one that's full of hot coffee.

The best travel mug is one that's full of hot coffee.

I actually don't mind the Ka, but that G-Wagen just looks fat.

Solara: For when your wife wants a convertible but you can't afford an SLK.

This commercial from Motel 6 beautifully illustrates the evolution of the family road trip.

I've also noticed something funny going on in my town. The unmarked cars that the local PD operated don't have front license plates. In Massachusetts. A state that requires front plates. The normal liveried patrol cars have the plates but not the unmarked ones. Why is that?

Samir you're breaking the car.