This is why I always start my ride telling myself not to do stupid things. It's a mantra.

I can tell you for a fact that a 540i, even without salvage title issues and a straight body, would only go for that much of it was in the most pristine condition. As in, you shouldn't need to sink any money into it for atleast 100k miles. This is too old and far too many things potentially wrong with it while also…

Thanks man

You know, I read mostly jalopnik and oppositelock, but I find myself reading lifehacker some. I have truly learned some good info I apply at my job. Problem is, I work retail, specifically grocery. I don't find a lot of info regarding stretches and other physical activity that applies to people who are on their feet…

Took your advice and got one. 2002 with a 6 speed. Love it.

Yep m5, I have hard on for that car

I would agree. I ride a vtwin litter sport bike and it feels nucking futz. It only has 115 hp and a fair amount of torque. I test rode an fz1 (Think yamaha r1) and it was ludicrous. 60 to 100 happens as you are thinking about. Somebody said on another post they tried out a litter sport bike after riding for years on a…

my wife and I got a 2013 Kia Rio brand new because her "new"bug was costing to much in repairs. This would be her commuter. We didn't want to spend too much on it though. We got the electronics package for power windows and locks with a nifty switchblade key fob but to get cruise control you have to get an options…

petrolicicious is a great example of how it's done right. (Sorry if I am repeating myself, because kinja) they speak to the soul.

+1 on the aeropress. Went from large French press to this and haven't looked back. A bit more work but totally worth the buttery smooth clean espresso I get every morning. I'd just say that adding an electric tea kettle with temp control is a must with this. I do 190* and turns out perfect every time.

The mutha f-ing brake pads on a 1995 240sx