Puerto Rico: you only need one plate in your car, but you’re legally obligated to return it when not in use, except if it’s a state legislator or a mayor plate. Those are gifted to them. Weird.....

Nowhere in the article you supplied does it mention inspection, have a source?

I remember seeing a Mercedes with a cardboard license plate. FHP didn’t pull him over because he was all the way into the left lane.

I wonder how will his planned trade deal with the UK will go. I won’t be shocked if they export/import each other’s cars...

prevent excessive or unusual noise and annoying smoke 

Had to do that once after leaving The Brass Rail.

I think you can have up to 25% tint on the front windows, none on the windscreen unless it is a factory tint and as dark as you like on the rears.

Brunch, duh.

Drag a dead horse down Spadina

More difficult to see those passing on the right than the left.

The fact that a Chinese court is enforcing ip owned by a western company was something unheard of just 10 years ago. Awarding damages for copying cars that have the eyes in the wrong place has significant implications on global trade.

Good example! I know someone personally that worked on that car, Shoji Fujimaki. Again, made during Soichiro’s lifetime, yes. The Beat project was started by designers as a team initiated side project- another good example of a great product that had very very little to do with Mr. Honda’s direction.

Just gonna say: spin-off the World Grand Prix. It’s the best bit about Cars 2, which was criminally under-used. It would be a good way to introduce kids to the different classes of motorsport and their histories, and with real drivers lending their voices, can also bring some iconic cars to life.

I’m kinda loving the sound of whatever that turbo/hybrid/KERS whatever equipped car is making.

If it comes with a manual, I’m all in.

Nah, just haven’t gotten the chance to stick them back on.

No thank you, but I’ll stick to Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune.

Vaya con Dios

They should have made it more utilitarian looking, instead of a lifestyle vehicle.