This looks promising.

Good article Steve.

I work for that company also, my dog decided to vomit in a $70k+ Wagon between the front seat and the console. Had to remove the seat to clean it all out.

These guys are basketball players first, second, and third. They are only students if they feel like it. We need to stop pretending that grades matter for these people. If they fail, they fail. It doesn't affect the ability to do their job (play basketball and fill the stands)

Kill it with Fire!

Most manuals wont start unless the clutch is depressed. It means the switch is broken to always read that the clutch is depressed, even if it isn't.

I envision him leaning into the convertible from the outside to turn the key. So when it lurches forward its hard to jump into the car to get to the brakes.

After reviewing the arguments I assign 0% blame to the gear selector, and 100% blame to the drivers incompetence. She got herself into the situation, she couldn't figure out how to get out of it. The car just listened to her (incompetent) instructions.

Always appreciate a response. Thanks!

Would you say finding the Hummer was harder than getting the GTR?

This looks like it is at a school. Not cool.

Increased surface area for more grip!!

Arizona resident here. The plates belong to the driver, not the car. So no JALOPNK plates for you.

I dream of using a Wi-Fi enabled SD card to connect to my Chevy's Wi-Fi and save to either a hidden NAS hard-drive in the car or a cloud service. Why? Because when a tow truck driver ruins my car, stealing the camera won't set them free.

Removing the shell doesn't mean it isn't shellfish. It just means it is shellfish with the shell removed. She would still be allergic to contact with the de-shelled shrimp.

I don't know which is more surprising:

I'll take a long wheelbase 4 seat wagon styled like it's the 1920's, big flares and curves, white walls, etc. Twin-charged 8L V16 with a fat shot of NOS to boot. RWD with a 7 manual trans with selectable rev matching. 42 inch touchscreen 4ktv behind the front seats. Refrigerator and a sink with running water. On-board…

That's the entire point of the article...

While an inspection might not sound so bad, here's the kicker: you have to pay for it. And while some inspections are done on-site, some are transferred to a third-party company located in a bonded warehouse off the port premises. If that's the case, you'll pay for transport to the warehouse and the inspection itself.…

I played medic all the time in team fortress 2 and would spend the entire round healing a single spy, effectively outing them as a spy. The rage was wonderful.