I’ve once saw a Jeep driving fast on the highway and he had his flashers on. That seemed to indicate a real emergency (I hope). All the drivers saw him coming up and let him by. At least if a cop saw him, he was trying to indicate that something was wrong and needed through.

I haven’t called a dealer, but I read online that they’d want that info (from my Father’s truck), and then charge me to do it. From what I’ve seen it’s cheaper to buy an aftermarket unit that will do more.

Wow, I’m surprised that worked.  I tired to put a 2008 Silverado Stereo in my 2012 Impala, but those are tied to the vehicle VIN.

Neat idea, but a gimmick none the less.

I’ll take your $100k.  Peal the stickers off the Challenger and park it.  Then buy something else.

I’m convinced Ford, Dodge and GM don’t want to fix that on their wheel wells for their trucks. It gets people to buy a new one after 6 years.

Add cab corners for GM’s as well.

This is way I only think about tossing a water bottle out my t-tops when someone tailgates.

No.  Say all the Jurassic Park fans. 

Na, 2013 Ford Fusion now looks like an Aston Martin.  A much better facelift.

Ford Fusion.  It looks like an Aston Martin.

I read and think... Why does this guy need help?  With that budget, who cares. 

And some cars you can’t turn it off.  Buick I think?

It’s Eco-loss. Because nobody can keep their foot out of the throttle.

Yeah, got my Camaro and someone was like “Oh, you’ve got that speed sensitive stereo.”  I’ve tried to use it.  But turned it off and haven’t looked back.

This is the correct take.

With a v10? Sure, it looks great but look at all the work done to it.  It shows how bad the car was to begin with.

That isn’t a Mustang II anymore.

Too late.

Is this supposed to be under the Onion?

It should be similar to the FAA requirements for pilots.

Starting at the age of 65 you need to start passing a biannual in person driving test.