Gov believes it was already illegal for @TeslaMotors to sell cars in MI: "At most, it clarifies the existing requirement in Michigan law"

After a little googling I found this article saying that the Michigan law already bans Tesla: http://insideevs.com/tesla-faces-pr…

But if I follow this advice...

I'm with you. I don't actually get why there's so much hate here. Yeah, it's kinda lame. But seems to me that's intentional. The awkward and embarrassing performances make it funny.

When I moved to the mountains, my '91 got 11 MPG. If it had a manual though, I'd still have it.

I might disagree with calling NYC the worst car place on the planet, but you do make many good points. But as you say, you're making a different argument. The changes you're proposing may have zero impact on pedestrian safety, which is the argument we're actually having.

I would say the argument is, "fix what's actually broken, don't just make more limits that won't be enforced."

But the fact that brazen speeders already exist reflects not that the speed limit is too high, but rather that they completely lack a fear of being pulled over.

5. Get rid of Baja Bugs on the streets of NYC. They always flip and cause traffic jams

COTD.

I don't recognize it, but I'm assuming Ferrari will be issuing a cease and desist order any time now.

The first month of driving my WRX I forbade myself from reving it above 3.5k. Getting used to driving it slowly saved me from feeling like I always have to hoon.

White was a good choice. WR Blue, not so much.

I always liked this one:

Found it!

I don't think it is the French Connection, but something about the drawing immediately made me think of that movie.

I love this!

I know that this is the exception, not the rule. But I was able to buy a WRX a few years ago with 2 year, 0% down financing. When the term was over I sold the car for about 2k less then I paid for it. I definitely made far more than that with the money I held onto.

Um. designed for handling? Have you driven one?