The off-duty police officer managed to slam into the car head on before the teen could drive any farther.

Considering he's a police officer, I'm betting the department will foot the bill.

Someone sure has a fascination with dicks...

Clearly you have some sort of holier-than-thou attitude about cars and cupholders, so I'll just leave it at that.

That assumes drivers are actually competent enough to know how to use them properly. Hence, great on paper, bad in practice in the US (at least in California).

Hence why the L62 was a great idea (since the concept does work in practice as you've stated) but in the real world it was actually really bad. Embodies the question up top, no?

Those cups of coffee ain't gonna drive themselves back home.

Sure, go ahead and just ignore every other piece of information that doesn't fit your narrative. Clearly you have some sort of agenda or some preconceived generalizations about folks based on their cars; far be it for me to be the one that knocks you off your soapbox.

Today I learned even when you do the right thing, there will be idiots out there calling for your head for not minding your own business.

LOL you're using rolling coal as evidence of trying to hit someone "real hard"? That smoke doesn't even come out until after you hear the crunch, and regardless it doesn't do anything to address the fact that his brake lights are on until the actual collision. Plus you can see weight transferring to the front of the…

A part of me wishes it didn't happen, for the sake of the gene pool.

Wait so you're telling me that 3rd brake lamp at the top of the cab is not a brake light? The one that's lit up until the actual collision?

Luckily the truck looks no worse for the wear:

Dodge really should get those brake lights looked at. They shouldn't be lighting up when the driving is gunning it.

Jesus you have got to be the biggest bleeding heart ever. And a bigger exaggerator to boot. Drove over the car? Did you even watch the video?

Did you even watch the video? If that collision would have caused someone to die they probably would have died the next time they sneezed.

If only gramps had bought a proper manual, his asshole grandson wouldn't have been able to take it on a joyride.

Pretty sure the parents of every single child in that park would disagree with it being reckless under any condition.

I would not have shed a single tear if the idiot kid had Darwin'd himself. Cudos to the RAM driver who did what had to be done.

Forgot to mention.