Reality TV. Doesn't matter which show. Just as long as it sucks.

Here's probably what led up to this:

I'd love to see a diagram explaining how every car involved in a chase-scene magically has an aggressive-sounding V8.

Changing dinner plans as we speak/type:

I'm guessing he just won a huge dare.

You'd go broke trying to maintain it. It's not just the price tag, its the cost of ownership. Trying getting one of those insured = Yikes. Oil changes are about $1,500. And 40k? Maybe one on a flatbed.

My friend in college was borrowing a CBR and decided to tear-up some residential back roads. He passed a cop while going 75 in a 25, panicked, and locked up the rear tire. He layed the bike down right in front of the officer and ended up with pretty bad road rash, a big ticket, a scolding from his fiancee, and some…

Perfect timing.

WOWZA

Take it up with the EPA - OR - seek life meaning in something other than going green and mpg's.

I went to film school there, lived in that Dorm. Glad to see kids are still weird/bored there.

Wow. I would have killed for one of those when I shoveled driveways in MN.

Holy crap, is that what I think it is?

"Putin creates 8 new jobs!" - Headline

Probably realized he made a mistake buying the Karma, and sacrificed the NSX so no one would question him. Lets get a verification on the NSX VIN, then we'll know ;)

Good Call.

Well POOP. WTF am I supposed to watch now? ENTERTAIN ME TOP GEAR!

These are some of my favorite Top 10 stories. They even jogged my memory on some terrible DMV experience I had mentally filed away for safety reasons, but none are as bad as the ones from 7-1. Growing up in the MW, I think I actually experienced some of the most competent DMV peeps, but moving to Cali changed that…

This was a California DMV, just to prove Xander Crews correct.

I'm glad someone spoke up about that. It's like their bitter, car-hating wives wrote that article. Or the EPA. Jeepers, and to think I read stuff from their site daily.