Call me a cynic, but somehow I just don’t trust an insurance company to prudently decide who is actually a safe driver. I see it more as a way for them to justify keeping peoples rates higher.

I’d probably go ‘74 Aston Martin V8 Vantage

Since I’m in Colorado, it baffles me as to why anyone actually goes in to vote. Mail that ballot in! So much easier to vote in my pajamas while crushing some ice cream.

You can also use this method to determine the age of any U.S. Air Force aircraft, as the first two digits of the bureau number on the tail indicates the year it was manufactured. This F-22, for example, was built in 2001.

Obvious choice: “Radar Love” by Golden Earing. Even if you aren’t in a driving fast mood, this song will put you in a driving fast mood.

Highway Star - Deep Purple

My sister-in-law is like that. She’d rather have a fun life. Meanwhile she’s upside down 3x in car loans, just bought a house they can’t afford and have 4 kids to take care of on top of that.

Cheap/Good/Safe

I was under the impression those court records were sealed, you’ll be hearing from my attorney.

They are going to have to let it all melt wash the hydraulic fluid residue off and reflood the rink.

Visibility on the M1A1 sort of sucks, but the plus side, finding (making) an large enough empty parking space is never a problem

Respectfully, any list of Van Halen songs that doesn’t include Unchained isn’t much of a list...

If it’s the fucking Changli I will burn this website to the ground

Obligatory.

“Daddy, the top came off...”

What about the responsibility of the OEM or the dealer in having recall parts available? I own a Pacifica Hybrid which had a fire recall this year - the hybrid battery electronics architecture was responsible for ~12 fires in the northern US and Canada. We were told earlier this year to stop driving it, park it…

I think warranty guy needs to refer those callers to M5 guy.