Just about every modern car will. Here in MN we store our Summer cars for 4-6 months every year. If my 71 Nova could handle it, anything made after the year 2000 can. 

We found the uninsured driver.

I just think the US, specifically California is too laxed on enforcement and punishment.

people with no insurance, always stop and take responsiblity and total never run off or flee the scene. neeeever

Laughs in unwalkable-cities-American. Laughs in Houston-can’t-be-driven-across-in-one-hour-at-85-mph.

The requirement for insurance is not to protect you from the property loss of your vehicle, it’s to protect everyone around you and riding in your car with you from the damage you could cause.

Wouldn't we have to repeal (or reinstate) debters prisons. You can't exactly sue someone for damages, if they have nothing 

In addition to that, if a non-insured driver hits an insured driver, the insured driver’s no-fault may cover the accident. But that likely means that the insurance premiums will go much, much higher than they already are because the insurance company would have no means to recover the damage from non-insured driver…

People who are the victims of those without insurance will also be quickly bankrupt.

I’ve got screenshots of players with suspicious account on the PS5, like it’s not even possible to be level 6000+, 7000+, 8000+ along with ridiculous k/d ratio and sometimes it’ll be a level 600+ - 1000+. I even recognized some of them as the same ones that always grief me back on the PS3/PS4 days with in game mod…

I’m most excited about going back to Vice City. Everything else is gravy.

They’re plastic and metal now, since 2018. If you want full metal ones,  they can be had for somewhere around $50 online.

My guess is the highway performance will be the same as all the previous Wranglers: Not good. I wouldn’t bet on Stellantis fixing that 20+ year old issue as long as it continues to print money as-is.

people needed a real XJ replacement, and the JK was it.

It’s amazing how the numbers jumped with the 4 door model. 

I’ve been on track (cars) under white flag (slow moving vehicle on track) when a wrecker was sent out, but they always followed the track direction (and even that seemed pretty sketchy with how high the speed differential and closing speeds were). A waving yellow would indicate you might have to make a maneuver…

Seems like pretty clear loss of control by race stewards. Can’t blame the cyclists, and I doubt an ambulance just gunned it on track without a clear go ahead from a race official. 

Sweet Jesus that’s terrifying.

As someone who does bike track days, this is horrifying. If this happened in a novice track day group, someone would have been dead.