Lets face it, all the Euro trash lovers more than likely panned the Grand Prix, but on this bloated Merc it's "art" or "cool"

Ha! Good call!

The notion of "what's the problem if you have nothing to hide?" is remarkably dangerous to liberty.

This was actually a fairly influential concept at Mercedes. The early W140 sketches borrowed heavily from it:

And don't get me started on that Truecoat.

Fortunately there was a "traffic camera" at the stop light so she was boned.

Just a note, he didn't crash into weeds, he hit a metal and wood catch fence. Here's the scene of the accident minus the snow.

I'll just leave this here

I had an old lady rear end me at a light, then insist I backed into her. That's what prompted me to buy one. They are cheap and plentiful on the bay of E.

Your better option is probably to just avoid driving on the days it snows.

"fuck this shit"

One of these every week now. At the very least I hope southerners are prepared when this crap happens again next year.

We managed to find it, but believe me it took some looking hehe

As a Chicagoan, I can attest to the very, very slow Wisconsin cars crowding our fast lanes.

Suburbans.

That drove me nuts when I spent time in Milwaukee - a summer or fall day, it happens to rain, some people slow down to practically a crawl. A little caution is fine, but for God's sake, it's still *liquid*, not *ice*!

You really have to leave Florida out of a what is the most ridiculous question, they have an unfair advantage.

Not a law, but I still felt compelled to share this. My dad got stuck going up a hill on a four lane divided road last winter. As we sat spinning our tires, and even as I got out to push, a city snow plow came up behind us. "Great," I'm thinking, "he'll help." Nope. With me pushing the car from behind, he came right…

Here in Maryland we have a ridiculous rain tax which says that for every x amount of non-permeable service on your property, you have to pay a tax to help clean up run-off into the Chesapeake Bay. I know it's not automotive but it's weather related.