What are you talking about with the motorcycle example? That is just ridiculous! If you are insured and have an endorsement, you are test riding whatever you want. Have you ever purchased a bike before? Because you clearly do not know what you are talking about. I have test ridden AT LEAST a dozen brand new bikes on…

Doesn't look like any damage done to either. MAYBE a scratch on the bottom of the jeeps bumper but it looks like it cleared it pretty well and the suspension did it's job. A+ job sir.

I agree, but there should be some kind of override in this situation because if someone DID manage to get in, any wrong doer could do the same thing this pilot did and lock everyone else. Maybe some kind of remote override at air traffic control like the pilot who is locked out calls in and verifies he is who he says…

I sued the driver and his mother since he was on her policy and he was under age. Geico then sent an attorney to take care of the issue once the mother and son were served. I barely spoke 10 words to the driver or his mom.

I have successfully sued and won a case against a corporation in small claims court. After being rear ended by floppy haired 16 year old in my almost new Focus ST(less than 5,000 miles and 2 months on the clock) Geico refused to give me anything for diminished value so I took them to SCC and asked for the max of…

Now THIS is how you make cars. Every time I turn around, Tesla is giving new features to existing owners. What other manufacture does this? Answer, none of them. Most manufactures use the planned obsolescence model where as Tesla is on the Future proofing model. Keep your customers interested in the product and they…

oh haha, over my head Iguess

Pretty sure its across from a Burger King, but I haven't been by there in a while lol

The Mini dealer in Cleveland looks similar, they even have a couple Minis on the walls.

You do realize the ebrake in the second picture is engaged right? You don't drive with it like that.

I've owned 4 manual cars, 3 of which had the ebrake on the left? Never cared one bit because its not meant to be used while driving. Unless you have some f'ed up ebrake that sticks up in the way or something, I am pretty sure most are designed to be very unobtrusive. Don't need no law suits because someone…

Does it really matter?

You my friend are the king of the internet for today.

Aren't pretty much all cars with the Haldex system and transverse engine prone to this?

No problem, if you have any more questions, head over to http://radarandlaserforum.com/forum.php and make an account. Those are some of the most knowledgeable and friendly people when it comes to radar and laser counter measures.

Depends on what kind of tint it is. Some are better than others but it is always best to mount it without tint blocking it. If the tint is a metalized film, it will block some of the signal just like it will cell phone reception. If it is a dyed film, it's not really too bad. I have metalized tint all the way around…

Well by "budget" I mean, one of the less expensive higher end models. It is still not a cheap detector and no where close to $58, but it is the least expensive one I would ever recommend to anyone. Notice I did not call it cheap, just that it is for someone on a budget.

That is one of the best you can buy! I would say the V1, Passport 9500ix and Escort RedLine are the best you can buy right now. Redline and V1 are the most sensitive and have the best range, but the 9500ix has false alert lockout and the range is excellent for most people. V1 and RedLine will pickup EVERYTHING however…

Seriously? You are pushing a $58 cobra to save you from tickets? Please do not recommend crap to unsuspecting people. Trust me, I have been buying and using counter measure equipment for about 5 years now and you do NOT want ANYTHING Cobra unless you just want to know when you are getting a ticket. You get what you…