It seems like the intent of that specific wording was to prevent companies from resto-modding old frames and basically selling them as new cars, but exempt from EPA regulations. That is reasonable. But it’s application here is just silly. But still that’s the law, and the wording is very clear. You can’t just expect…

That’s my fear too, that we become so dependent on the tech that we stop being careful or acquiring the skills to know how to properly react. Then, the tech fails because a sensor went out, or it’s covered with ice, or the car is old and busted, or someone just didn’t turn it on. Case in point: Did you see the video…

The exit example is ok if there's, say, construction and the car isn't certain if it's open.

I don’t know who that is, but I’m glad they signed that guy from Mythbusters. He’s hilarious.

I thought for a second that it was going to take on that giant pole at the top of the hill. But no, just more footage of it driving very slowly, followed by some slightly sped-up footage of it driving slowly.

This, and shots of it in the water. I kept waiting for it, but only got shots of it driving very slowly near water.

This! Is it necessary that it be stored in the tightest space possible?

It's so nice, I voted twice.

Ya I’m curious about this. If animals ARE harmed in the making of a film, do they have to announce that too?

Might be a tad on the high side, but it's within the realm. Especially with the low miles and how clean it is. Sure you could find one with 200k for half....but if you want one with insane low miles for the year, you're going to pay well over the going rate.

True story from my youth (how did any of us survive?)

The other lane wasn't open, there was traffic merging from the right.

When you’re establishing the current market value of something, you look to what similar items have actually sold for RECENTLY. You don’t get to find what one sold for a full TWENTY YEARS ago and then just adjust for inflation. That’s not how the market works. To prove that this vehicle is CP, you would need to find…

Allowing regular Dodge stores to sell Fiats would be a great move. That was the problem from the beginning...only dealers with more money than sense would build an entire separate dealership to start a franchise that sells one car. Which leads to problems like described below...where they just can’t even justify…

Pretty much me too. I’m like, “So a car ran into a tree, who cares?” Then......’oOOOHH. That’s impressive.’

I cringed when they approached that parking block.

Unless they're plugged

Oh, off road. Ya, that I get. I was thinking road trikes as opposed to two wheelers.

I did not understand that part either. They do suck, but actually the whole point of them is that they DON’T fall over.

is it just me, or does this not at all sound like the description of a street race?