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So, uh, ALL DRIVERS? The statement in the article indicates 31% of FINANCED cars. So not counting people who own outright, drivers who drive someone else’s car (children, spouses) nor perhaps leases, fleet cars, etc. Don’t get me wrong I love this site, but his headline is rather misleading.

Is there no way to waterproof this one connector?

Or one Miata at each corner!  This vehicle is disgusting.

The issue, for me at least as someone who worked in auto insurance claims, is that if she had hit a normal person the cop wouldn’t have even come out let alone write anyone a ticket.

He stands up as soon as the seatbelt sign goes off on the plane.

He took other people’s food from the fridge, even though it was CLEARLY marked.

Counterpoint: How often do cops issue tickets for reckless driving in a low speed rear ending? And on private property? I’ve been rear ended at a stop sign. No ticket issued. One time I was hit in a parking lot I managed to flag a cop. He did nothing because it wasn’t on the street.

I’m not saying landmines around the perimeter is a good solution, but I’m not, not saying it either. 

The Toyota Prius. Honestly they did it once and you still see prius V’s around but with the new look this could be a less awkward looking and even more practical.

Rendered up here:

No one is going to say it so I will... The GR Corolla should be included in this conversation. Yes I know it’s new and therefore evil. But the GR Corolla remains one of the most entertaining new cars I’ve driven in recent memory.

Renault 5 Turbo II (1980-84)

Given 40+ years in business, it’s more likely the next generation/one or more heirs screwing things up . . .

Just going to throw my hat in the ring.

FiST, anyone?

Based only on those I’ve driven/owned/ridden in, VW Corrado G60

The original Austin Mini Cooper S was the OG of hot hatches.

I had a co-worker who owned one.

While I can’t muster any sympathy for a dipshit warlord, it does reinforce my disdain for Teslas. I’d never want to drive a vehicle that can be remotely bricked on the whims of one person, especially one who’s a terminally-online far-right bigoted conspiracy theorist. He might look at GPS data or spycam footage and

...Yet. Until Mr. Freespeech starts siccing his internal “security” team on them to investigate, doxx, and fire them.