That’s nothing. There’s a great documentary starring Nicholas Cage about a crew that stole 50 cars in a single night. 

The Dodge Caliber was worse than all of those cars...

“The CEO managed to get investors to pay more mind to Tesla’s potential in a future dominated by artificial intelligence than its sluggish sales and earnings at present.”

And it’ll pilot their flying robotaxi, no doubt.

Total banger. No notes. 

Another in a long line of examples that police need to be severely restrained and their sh*t pushed in.  From removing every single piece of ex-US government military hardware to telling them they can’t just buy toys to show off. 

Police Department wants to spend tax payer funds for a new vehicle to drive because they don’t want to buy a personal vehicle.  Why spend their own funds when they can make the public pay for it?

I’ve loved the idea of convertible pickups since I first saw the original convertible Dodge Dakota and thought... Holy crap, it’s a convertible that takes none of the practicality away from the vehicle.

Texas: The lone star is their yelp review rating.

Some residents have taken to parking their trucks in a pay lot over half a mile from the neighborhood,

turn of the century Jeep Grand Cherokee with the V8 had the BEST front seats!

They’ll probably claim Olivia Flores was resisting arrest by dying.

Holy hell! He crashed 3 patrol cars, probably costing some $50k + each at least and probably a lot more in taxpayer money while breaking policy each time, and only got 1 day suspensions?

Do people with dimples run faster? People with bad acne holes?

Save money with this easy tip: CRIME

RAMBox v2

Not of that model. Hendrick Motorsports made only 40 of these cars.

Unfortunately for that customer, money and repairs won’t make it right (if repairs are even possible, the article says the car was “totaled”). If the car can be repaired and titled, it will now have a branded title, significantly reducing its value. And, as far as the customer is concerned, their rare (rare-ish?)…

I see nothing in this article that makes me think the dealership did anything negligent or intentionally wrong, story is about a loser of a human being intentionally criminal. The service manager is a POS, make an example of him while attaching reasonable damages to the dealership as the entity with deep enough…

I joked with my wife that it was only a matter of time before Gen-Z began mounting their flat screen televisions on the wall in portrait orientation. Then a few days later, almost as if I’d willed it into existence, we saw a short clip of some nonsense “influencer” living room ... with a TV mounted in exactly that…