Doesn't California record the mileage during emissions inspections? Georgia does and that info posts to the tag office and the DMV you would think they would have been caught quicker.

I actually just had a conversation about Range Rovers with a lady at my work. She said she wondered why the rich folks seemed to love them so much and keep them forever. I pointed out several examples for sale in my area to show that they don't keep them so long because they love them. They either sell them with a…

Nope. It's just a prime example of "if you repeat something often enough, people start to think it's true."

"BMWs are driven by pricks who can't park/use turning signal."

It took me 7 hours but I see what you did there...

The one with the biggest TTS always gets what they want...

Have to say that you got off lightly - if I'd ever pulled a stunt like that it would have been 6 months of no license, plus costs, along with a "Drive you to [insert necessary event here]? Sorry, I don't feel like picking glass shards out of my arse. Make sure you leave 2 hours early - you know how public transport…

GLITZ would be better

True. Maybe I should buy this and will it down to my great grandchildren. Surely then it might break even. If it doesn't spontaneously self-destruct.

Don't try to save face like every other schmo by using the "It's Early/Late/I'm Tired" card. You can be better than that. I believe in You. We Believe in You. Join Us. JOOIIIN UUUUSSSSSSSS.

Did you miss the part where it's a kit car? Kit cars don't have the same regulatory provisions as normal production cars.

Um, the bike lane is not a ghetto that bicyclists have to stay in. Bicycles are allowed to leave the bike lanes for many reasons, including.

As a driver and a cyclist, I don't understand this mentality. We drive 1500 lb air conditioned machines that take no effort on our own part. Yet get pissed for having to yield 10 seconds for a cyclist (human, btw) who is open and exposed, before we race off at 45mph.

I have friends and family who are cops here in St Louis, and I am a probation officer here in St.Louis city. I know exactly what the streets in a bad city look like.

Personally I find this nearly as stupid as tiered income tax.

A moonroof is always worth the extra money.

I think you are misunderstanding me (or maybe I am misunderstanding you).

I live in Canada, one day someone drove over the line head on into my lane. I had to provide cell phones records to my lawyer from my provider for the case. This shouldn't be a big deal for people, unless they were texting like boneheads.

I'm ashamed to say this was the first thing that popped into my head when I saw that sand rail.