Not the first time for “unexplained” crashes with 737's - something similar happened in Colorado Springs, in 1991 - https://www.ntsb.gov/news/press-releases/Pages/NTSB_adopts_revised_final_report_on_the_1991_crash_of_United_Airlines_Flight_585_in_Colorado_Springs_CO.;_calls.aspx

1975 gremlin!

But if you want some real fun, head down to the Caribbean, where, on many islands, you drive on the left, but in left-hand drive American rental cars! It a great way for your significant other to experience multiple near-death experiences . . .

After the Fergusson shooting, the state passed a law capping how much money a city can keep from predatory traffic enforcement, so these struggling back waters have turned to going after their residents, aggressively, for minor zoning and property maintenance “violations”. With nearly 90 “cities” in St Louis County…

. . . probably already in Mexico, and long gone . . .

I did that about three months ago, with a Crosstrek.

We were test driving a Subuaru, on the freeway, and a crash happened about 4 cars in front of us. Since my wife’s a nurse, we stopped and helped out until the medics showed, then finished the test drive . . . didn’t buy that car . . .

How does electric usage relate to fuel usage / miles driven in a gas or diesel vehicle?!

I think you’re confusing local spending and state spending - the state isn’t repaving streets in a subdivision!

Without getting too far into the wonky weeds, one, yes, electric vehicles should pay some sort of a comparable road use fee, since they contribute to wear and tear and to congestion, just like ANY other vehicle. And two, while I’m no fan of subsidies, they should not be allocated based on the number of vehicles any…

“If you rarely drive in the snow, just pretend that you’re taking your grandma to church, there’s a platter of biscuits and 2 gallons of sweet tea in glass jars in the back seat, she’s wearing a new dress and holding a crock pot full of country gravy!” . . . from the interwebs . . .

Bro ride at its finest . . . I don’t need the overcompensation, not at that price, not at 1/2 off, not even at $10K.  Definitely CP!

1. Buying a ‘65 Corvair with a vinyl bench seat, 2-speed auto and no A/C. 2. Selling it to me 7 years later, for my first car . . .

It’s a gun rack - pretty much standard equipment in rural areas, back when this was new . . .

The last Crown Vic Police Interceptor was made in 2012, 6 years ago.  If you’re seeing one in your rearview mirror, it’s waaaay more likely to be a taxi, these days, than a cop . . .

Of the three, the Camaro has the ugliest dashboard . . .

Six weeks ago, I traded in a ten-year-old Tacoma with 106,000 miles on it for a new Crosstrek, for $18K, out the door . . . no complaints. on my end!

My ex-wife worked for an airline. They don’t get mad, they get even. Send your bags to Boise, instead of Boston?  Sure, why not?  Request a TSA cavity search?  That can be arranged.  Being nice will get you a lot further than being an a-hole!

The one big reason to consider a single cab (if available) is if it means a shorter wheelbase. In urban areas, a tighter turning radius comes in handy.

It was basic, with crank windows, a bench seat and, oddly, a back-up camera, but no back-up monitor. The original wiper stalk let you tap for one pass, but every time you needed a pass, you had to tap. The only other alternatives were low speed (continuous) or high speed . . .