No you see, what you do is buy that and then just say it’s comparable until everyone starts believing it.

22 Chrysler Lebarons.

No, please, no!

Excellent demonstration of the one thing to really remember and stick to when you’re pulled over: be white.

I guess it depends on how they define operable. its currently not legal to drive like that so it would be easy to argue that it is not an operable vehicle.

You notice them, which is the point.

I’d take a new a Kia over a 10 year old Nissan.

Come of Freddy, this is jalopnik, we read the title, maybe the first paragraph, scroll through the pictures and go to the comments.

Even if they catch him, he’ll probably still get off.

You shut your fish mouth, that thing is beautiful!

..................and I’m so excited!

That guy in the green shirt was already eating his peanuts. What a rookie. He’s going to be screwed when he realizes that he doesn’t get any more.

10:1 she drives a 90s Nissan Altima with dents in every panel and curb rash on all 4 wheels. Based on my experience with their owners. If instead it was a male who did this, I would bet that he drove a Dodge Ram.

OK.. this is NOT Comcast.. it’s a subcontractor with the comcast logo on the side - jeez.

Have to say, the RAM driver did a great job getting his truck slid into just the right position.

Is this a Pinin design or an in-house Ferrari job? ‘Cause it’s the prettiest Ferrari I’ve seen in years, mostly thanks to the lack of their signature huge, goofy-ass headlights and the 488's grafted-on-for-no-good-reason-other-than-to-kinda-look-like-a-LaFerrari centerfangs.

That... is a terrible place for a loading dock, especially without any signage.

From a legal perspective, putting your hands up defensively, taking a step back and saying loudly, you’re not looking for trouble or don’t want to fight, can be some important testimony in the future if you do end up fighting. Especially if you win.