A few minutes later, a public relations woman was at my side. It turns out, they're Jalopnik fans.

... which in turn led to these cars and their drivers being put in an even more dangerous situation. They are no longer in a position to be able to get out of the way of the oncoming vehicle, but now have to simply sit a hope the car being chased at a high rate of speed behind them doesn't rear end them. It was a risk…

Much better - thanks for clearing it up.

No worries, you probably read the article's description of events (which were wrong) then checked out for the rest.

You're missing the part where the traffic jam essentially acted as a "buffer" for the spike strips. These people were rear-ended by the woman being chased after police officers made them (the two now-incapacitated men) stop.

Isn't that a fire-hazard?

Isn't that a fire-hazard?

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But not desperate enough to have his email CC'ed and therefore made public for all to laugh see.

First order of business, ask the judge to order any and all images of said-vehicle to be barred from evidence. It wouldn't do them any good to actually prove the thing is in fact hideous after all.

I chuckled at 35:14 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4cWF9…) - he couldn't be bothered to give chase:

If only....

You almost had me fooled by name-dropping Miley Cyrus and then making sure to note it was a "trusted link".... no, not really.

You left out my favorite film starring The Rock:

What does this button do?!

I'm pretty sure the side-profile of a pickup should never be in the shape of a "U"... but I could be wrong.

I agree.

I don't think the Mazda Miata gets nearly enough love, especially on this site.

The RPMs are on the X-axis.

Yeah, I clicked on that link but unfortunately all it takes me to is a set of articles by some "Timothy Burke" dude. Too bad, I really wanted to know who made these!

Hope you bought a lottery ticket yesterday. You hit that nail right on the head...