Furthermore, U.S. visas are classified as work, tourism, or student. The article states that you can only drive on a foreign license in Georgia if there for tourism or work. By that logic, she should not have been driving at all.

This seems pretty cut-and-dry. She wasn’t there on business or tourism purposes, so she shouldn’t have been allowed to drive at all.

I have a crystal Testarossa that I found at a flea market. It was only $12 so I had to get it.

You could get an MPV with a V6, manual, and locking center diff. I highly doubt any were actually optioned like that, but it was possible.

If anyone wants those goggles they can be found here: https://www.ddracing.com/paulson-paulson-bubble-goggles-detail.htm?productid=7846535

Dunkin is love. Dunkin is life. Krispy Kreme can go suck it.

“Turn left at the Dunkin Donuts. No, not that one, I meant the one 500ft down the road from it.” -Google Maps in New England

“Turn left at the Dunkin Donuts. No, not that one, I meant the one 500ft down the road from that one” -Google Maps in New England

Chevrolet Blockade Runner

Some BMWs have a little elephant on the circuit boards for their gauge clusters.

And it’s gonna be ruined with shitty mods within 6 months.

But muh lifted coupe

I think an AMC Eagle is the perfect snow car. It’s RWD for when you want to have fun and 4WD for when you inevitably get yourself stuck in a snowbank while having fun.

What else would you expect from a VW fan?

Here is another car that is not a Subaru Outback

Naw man, you’re doing it wrong

But can it do this?

Is that like an Accent but the car’s so small they couldn’t fit the whole name on it?

My E39 has those street-side parking lights. If you set the turn signal lever while the car is completely off with the key out, it’ll put the front and rear turn signals on that side on steady.

Nissan had a nice Black Cherry Metallic that did the same thing