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Cup holders could have prevented any spills on her dalmatian hide coat.

3D printing is awfully low-rent for Bugatti.  You would expect that they could have done something that was actually nice, like making a CNC program and milling it from aluminum and polishing it.  Seriously, the cars go for over $3.5m.  Even my Miata's afterthought cup holders are better than some $30 3D printed

Also, Colorado was looking to ban way more than Keis. It also targeted surplus military vehicles (unless the owner was a government entity) and vintage military vehicles.

In the United States, at least, that would still be 1.5 million people. You can move the decimal point a place or 2 to the left at least.

Smaller group. More like the top 0.1% or 0.2%. From Investopedia.com:

First, it appears you don’t know what gaslighting is. Second, your pronouncement of a warped definition of DEI shows you don’t know what DEI is either. Finally, “America” is totally fucking racist and bigoted, and utterly lacking in sense (common or otherwise). Either you know these things, and are playing dumb so as

So by adding her web address to the car she gets to right it off as a business expense, right? Seems totally reasonable.

I mean, not every employee works all day, every day. 

This probably won’t be a popular opinion on this particular site, but NY should start following the lead of larger cities in Europe and move to more single lane, one-way streets and public transportation or close some streets to vehicle traffic altogether, especially the most densely populated ones where off-street

A couple of notes. The Drive was not the first to report this. The poster of that reddit thread reached out to me directly hours before the Drive posted. :)

If they try that crap here in Illinois, they’ll have Mercedes Streeter to answer to.

Sound like sidewalks should be a different entity, but ok fine

*Spends millions of dollars on a Bugatti*

After the Veyron, Chiron and Tourbillon, the next Bugatti should be designed specifically to resist spills.

Well aren't you quite the jerkoff.

Disagree - the Motorcycle Safety Foundation course I took about 20 years ago covered the helmet thing and a swath of various hand/foot gestures as part of the standard lecture.

As a long time motozoomer, I appreciate anyone with a platform sharing these sorts of things with the broader public. I have responded to this particular message about a half-dozen times and used it myself once when the fuel gauge on my old Seca II decided to start lying to me on a ride through (very rural) Maine.

Ill tell that to my lab mates 2 of the 11 of our group are dudes (me being one of them).

I’ve had two of them and a 900, most comfortable cars I’ve driven. 

This group of people still have not fixed issues for the American people since being elected...