You either haven’t seen the back of an A3 or you haven’t seen the back of a 911.

I had two adults in the back of my 2015 A3 on a daily basis. It was quite accommodating. My brother has two young boys and drives a B5 A4- about the same size as the new A3. People always think they need more car than they really do.

Yeah, I didn’t feel like affording fun AND kids, either.

Yeah, now that you mention it, you’re such a caricature, I could also call you a basic bitch.

I don’t know how Canada works, but in the US we don’t typically increase fines based on the person’s income/net worth/fancy car; fines/punishments are based on the crime committed.

if a conviction stands

My recently-decimated bank account agrees with this theory.

The guy in that pick has that “Now how did- well there’s your problem” look.

But the conversation wasn’t “If these guys actually did this shit, they should face harsh punishment” (an hypothetical punishment) it was “Auction them off” (a call to action). I agree with the former.

Well rub it in, why don’t you!

There is a difference in:

My point is that the decision to auction their property can also be held until after a (possible) conviction.

They can afford it seems and they jeopardized peoples lives. fuck them.

If you are in the wrong...

which requires the owners of the property to be convicted of a crime.

Brave of you to publicly advocate for civil forfeiture. Most people think that’s horrible.

jesus.....cross the rear straps, dudes.

Sounds about right. I loath anything with a CVT, and the entire Nissan lineup is about on par with Mitsubishi- relegated to the “also ran” group of Japanese makes.

I probably got the best deal in CA (if not the country) @ $3,500 under invoice before tax and reg. I didn’t qualify for loyalty or military rebates, otherwise I would have gotten a little more off. Dublin Mazda took on a bunch of 2016 Miata inventory earlier in the year and must have been compensated with extra…

Username checks out.