The French have ze words for this nouveau riche style,

You lost your Porsche to a Civic with a mismatched front fender. You have failed in every way.

Driver failed to check tires with Digital gauge after they stole it.

The story of the Whittington Brothers could be made with no embellishment whatsoever and still be utterly unbelievable. They’re actually decent drivers. They build a fairly decent team. They’re funding the whole thing with drug money and smuggling. They buy a race track specifically because the back straight is…

Juan Manuel Fangio’s abduction at he hands of Cuban revolutionaries. It would make a great comedy.

The story surrounding “Unsafe at Any Speed”. After publishing the book, Nader was supposed to testify before congress. GM hired private investigators to follow him to dig up dirt to smear him with, like that he was a homosexual or deviant.

I am confident that the 19 year old delivery protection film on that SVT Mustang will be easy to remove and leave the finish in better condition than if it were removed just after purchase in 2003. /s

That was an incredible display of skill, and that video captured the frightening edge of control combined with speed to just feel sketchy. Dug up something higher quality -

The cameraman was really hanging on there. 

Everyone that knows cars - “Minivans are horrible, would never own one.”

Left rear looks 1.5 psi off. Dealership used an Analog gauge.

Tesla’s

Oregon considers floating homes to be personal property and thus is subject to an annual return by the owner and thus ad valorem taxation. It’s just not deemed as real property taxation but they are taxed as such nonetheless via the personal property route. (ORS 308.290)

Depends.  Is the owner a donor?   

The whole earth is a ship flying through space.

Since all the tectonic plates float on magma, we all live on boats too and are not subject property tax.

“Just $2.5 million”?

Also, how much prison time would a wealthy white collar criminal who’s a first offender get?

A year?

Two at most?

Probably just probation.

For $2.5 million, definitely worth it

He’s a con man. You’re made to feel special in that “this is how it is done by the uber rich” sort of way, and also explained off that Porsche AG requires Champion to “distribute” cars in such a fashion if they want to continue getting more cars than other dealers. Again, he’s a con man and will know which buttons to…

$2.5M in SE Asia you’ll live like a king.

Every minuscule option Porsche forces people to pay for is the high end version of Truecoat.