SUICIDE is the PRIMARY reason why people DELIBERATELY place themselves on the railroad tracks PRECISELY when they see and/or hear a train approaching; there is NOTHING accidental at all about MOST of these tragic incidents (there are ALSO the people who cross train tracks while they’re staring down at and texting on…

It almost makes you wonder who is this working on and why the scammers are even bothering.

What point are you making? In a nutshell, I guess I am describing the VW Bus, and I’ll stand by the same sentiment.

Yea well people need to stop trying to have their cake and eat it to. People with these silly Super Crossovers are the same bunch to call a WRX a boy racer car, and yet somehow can justify 700hp in a family crossover, that looks like a jelly bean, while they insist on flash banging everyone at night with their…

In this situation, I do believe it.

In regards to big pickup trucks and SUVs.

Agreed. Driving is more of a natural talent than it is an acquired skill, IMO. When I began driving and even riding, the only challenge was getting used to the machine and how the controls would respond. After a few hours of driving, it’s second nature. I was driving box trucks with trailers since 17.

You want to charge me a subscription for constantly updated maps on your GPS? thats fine. You want me to subscribe to have the heated steering wheel turned on? Or IR night vision camera? Or adaptive cruise control? Go fuck yourself.

So 3 model years old outdated now? Sheeet

The success of stuff like the Wrangler, Bronco, Tahoe, etc. tells me that we actually have no issue with boxy vehicles, we just need them to not be “cute” boxy like the Element or xB

When I say it’s open and shut, I mean, she clearly won and she clearly was eligible to win. Nothing more has to be said here.

Because it’s not the best statement, in fact, it’s a completely moot point. It’s not about wanting to take a life, it’s about how cops ARE taking lives.

It’s a shit deal. No officer wants to take a life, and this kid has his future taken away.

I’d imagine the insurance company read through all of the rules and conditions before issuing the coverage.

The thing is your 95% is likely an average person’s 99.999%

From factory, I get a 33gal tank and EPA rated 32mpg highway, which isn’t that difficult to beat:

Don’t let your ignorance of never actually road tripping in a Tesla along with the few “horror” stories you hear in California on peak travel days make you think Teslas aren’t ready for family road tripping.

If I have a Truck/SUV and I need to move big furniture, I have some options. Honestly, forget capacity....time is an asset, if I can get something delivered and even rolled into my home for $20 or even free, I’m choosing that option. Of course, capacity is nice to have, especially if you are a DIY person with property…

Probably not. Interestingly, it’s called “Hole-in-one Insurance” and it’s about $100-1000 for a single event.

Someone (wish I could remember who) wrote about an idea for making police carry malpractice insurance like doctors that would pay out if they are sued for on the job misconduct. If the officer has a bad record and the premiums become too high, time to find a new job.