You probably saw a Harris’ hawk. Falcons generally eat birds and bugs. I’ve been a member of the Carolina Raptor Center in the past. Learn a lot about hawks and buzzards.

That happened to me with a redtailed hawk at a bus stop in Charlotte. Just waiting for a bus and then all of a sudden this hawk with about a 4-5 foot wingspan swoops down and murders the fuck out of a squirrel on the other side of the road.

A work truck with locking bed/utility compartments. Nobody suspects the work truck with out-of-state plates because it could be part of a fleet. You can drive any time of day or night and not be suspect because work trucks need to go to work at all hours.

Like this, but a Honda Jazz?

I heard “Like putting an oyster in a coin slot.” to refer to that.

It looked like this just a few years ago. See the link I posted a few posts down.

We’ve seen this Eclipse in the past on NPOCP:

In that case would you call the turbochargers “Leaf Blowers?”

This... Looks a lot like when I try to play Forza or Gran Turismo

I genuinely fear anyone who earnestly and unironically uses the words. “Bug-Out truck.” If you’re waiting for an anarchistic apocalypse when “the shit hits the fan,” and have to battle off “roving marauders,” then you’ve clearly detached from reality and I don’t want to live in your world.

I encourage other people to drive my cars if they want. I’ll loan my car if you know how to drive. No big deal. Even my Firebird, and the Mustang - cars that I loved - were OK as long as you’re not a complete idiot

Mini Camden and Mayfair editions with that stupid talking “Mission Control.”

Technically not a concept... but still. Damn.

I don’t know... maybe so they could have the most potent C4 ‘Vette ever made...

It has to be this one.

I have two nominees, both for Japanese econoboxes:

the brand’s stereotypical association with Lesbians (hello, ladies!)

I think you confused “Reliable,” with “Durable.”

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In Belmont, NC I saw a white Aventador and described the situation on Oppo.