If you have crud building up in your car’s buttons, stop living like a pig.

Yeah. I guess I’d think there’d be something along the lines of, “You have 24 hours to get your stuff out of our airspace.” Then, if they failed to get going the parking fees make a bit more sense.

Not that I’m siding with the Russians, but it does seem kind of dumb that it’s literally illegal for the plane to take off, but it’s still getting charged parking fees. Seems like a situation to have a waiver for one empty flight of only crew to bring it out of the country

You bring up a good thought in your post. To me, this is a Nice Price (by a little, not a lot), but that’s comparing it to other S2000s. If I compare this to other cars around the price point? Well, nobody would ever buy one anymore... their prices are simply too high. It’s an interesting thought though, and I agree,…

“To reinvent the wheel is to attempt to duplicate—most likely with inferior results—a basic method that has already previously been created or optimized by others.”

most likely the yoke was a direct order from the man himself. 

A yardstick?

Tesla-branded panel gap alignment gauge was a close second.

Company pollutes large area then brags to investors about increase in respirator sales, rinse repeat.

Well, that’s what it’s supposed to do, but what actually happens:

So let me get this straight:

These guys don’t want to do that. They want to have their sovereign cake and eat it, too.

Right? “You claim you are not an American citizen? May I see your visa or authorization papers? Oh, you don’t have them? Cool, let me escalate this to ICE, that’ll go well for you.”

TL;DR? Let me make it simple. “I’m special and the rules don’t apply because I found a term that makes me sound special "

Yeah, be nice to know if this was based on like “Thefts per 1,000" or overall total or what.

Pedantic person here: The article headline and article title are different things. For a vehicle to be “Most Likely” to have its converter stolen is very different from vehicles that have their converters stolen “Most Often”.

The reason the F-150 is at the top of the list here is because it’s been one of the best…

At least this one didn’t recommend a vintage land yacht, kei van or Leaf that seems to be the standard joke suggestions.

You want a Lotus Super 7. They’re all over the place in price (upwards of $80k+ for a Caterham), but you can find original Lotus Super 7s in your budget.

Just get a newer Boxster. With that budget you’re getting into the truly reliable era of Porsches. Plus being in NE WI it’s going to handle some light winter driving a lot better than a Corvette. The mustang is just a stupid choice, he wants more modern and even the GT500 is a solid axle and too big for autox. And he…

Lotus Evora 2+2. Bump the budget up from $35k to $40k and buy this one: https://www.bournes.com/used/Lotus/2013-Lotus-Evora-3b9c85500a0e09a836efb17e0e7b261c.htm

It is not a Porsche. It is like the Toybura in the sense the heart of this Lotus is a Toyota 2GR V6. And there is aftermarket support for Lotus vehicles…