I guess we’re just lucky to have fairly popular cars with amazing aftermarket support. It’s mind-boggling to see how many aftermarket parts and upgrades are still being made for the E39’s. Like I can swap out all the lights for modern LEDs, install an OEM-looking head unit with Bluetooth and Google Maps, get a custom…

I want to know the reasons why it would be unenforceable in Michigan (or anywhere else for that matter..) Just for the legal position.

Depends which car though. BMW has always been pretty good about continuing to make parts for old cars. I can easily find Genuine BMW parts for my 2001 and 2003 540i’s, and I could probably find parts for even older ones without too much of a hassle.

We used to have a robot that would pick blank CD’s from a spool and burn, then print them. One special idiot walked up to this workstation one day and decided to look up Mapquest directions and hit print, the robot then proceeded to take a spool of 100 blank CD’s and print Mapquest directions on each one overnight.

Easy answer (if fictional counts)

Yes, “that fits the given criteria”... which I hope includes not-being-illegal.

1963 Chevy Impala. If it’s good enough for Cheech to go hunting for sexy muchachas, it’s good enough for me.

I don’t even own a gun, let alone many guns that would necessitate an entire storage area.

I like this version, especially in heavy traffic.

Nice price, only because I have this weird attraction to large sedans with a stick shift

I have been looking for a vehicle that is fun, will tow a pair of jet skis, and is also cheap.

As frightening and horrible as it might be, I kind of wish Archer was real.

Yes, they have been for a very long time.

Dammit, I was just coming here to mention this. 2003-2004 have a 1350lb payload rating while 1997-2002 only have 800. 2001-2004 are the most desirable years IMO as they have higher HP and torque, upgraded driveshaft, better intercooler, and 3.73 gears (as opposed to 3.55). And when you’re not towing it is just fun as…

Unrelated but I feel it needs mentioning, BigAssFans has a model named ISIS. I suppose it is related as the article is about rebranding and sales...

From someone who has personally owned a lightning. The 160 dollar every week in gas bill is surely a deal breaker..

Paul Walker!

I think there are better options (namely cheaper) but you get a star because Lightning.

I believe this to be true, but for 4 wheelers (quads, atvs, whatever you northerners call them), a truck bed is almost perfect. Any *real* truck will be able to handle having the weight on the tailgate, and the beds behind extended and regular cabs is usually a bit longer than this.

This amongst many other reasons is why dealerships (and New Jersey) are turrible, but fight the law legally. And like you said it’s mostly the wealthy using this Montana scam; they’re the ones who should be using their resources to help get the current laws adjusted.