I’m reading through the comments section and there are A LOT of people who haven’t driven a Kia in 10+ years in here.

This is too high profile now, chances of this going to the crusher at the hands of the Feds is approaching near certainty.

“Most likely the car will never be a problem though and skirt under for years, unless it was brought to their attention for some reason.” like a post on a big car news website...

I see this ending in a crusher- 

It was swapped for an LS.

Nah I can whine, especially after they told me they’d cover the cost outright. 

His car is also 12 years old. I’m guessing he’s also just in the market. (Though he’s waited this long, he should wait a bit longer)

I’m concerned about the low fuel economy of my car, I’d like to spend $60,000 to save money.

Imagine being this triggered.

You missed a big opportunity calling the ‘MSM’ the Lame Stream Media, big smart man.

They painted them mostly white to avoid that.

That is technically correct, which is the best type of correct.

If we’re being pedantic, ALL crashes occur during some sort of landing.

A late go-around is one of those things that is a little more unnerving the more you know about flying. Was on a flight with my wife, who is not particularly comfortable with flying, where we had a go-around initiated very late on final approach, definitely below 1,000 feet. When the plane unexpectedly started a…

Maverick Splash!

I’m wondering if they were military personnel coming back to the US after being stationed in Europe?

For all the hate we have for them, modern traction/stability control systems are what make cars like the Mustang GT accessible to the general public. I keep the car in sport mode at the track, specifically because managing that kind of power is difficult.

Not technically doing anything illegal

I’d like to think I could make it more than two miles.

Traction Control off and cold unscuffed high performance tires = Sideways into the guard rail