Is there a "flip-off" option?

Dogegoneit.

The bill proposed by the Georgia state house of representatives that would slap a misdemeanor on drivers who ride slow in the fast lane has been reinvigorated and will once again try and make it through the state senate to become law.

Grassroots effort! Americans, send your mail to:

We all hang around on the internet, complaining about "Oh, we don't get the cool cars though, they don't make it into production / they don't get imported here".

Change 1 thing: make it a stick shift

This lift-over is far too high. How's a labradoodle supposed to hop in there?

dis? what tis?

These seats. This is the kind of thing I would pay S-Class money for. Not new tech or magic suspension, I want substance and style.

Porsche had a solution to the 6/10 problem, they just chose not to sell it.

Me: "Fuck. Jaguar, why won't you sell this in the US?"

I can't help but crack a smile when he says "yump." Also, ouch.

Just emailed them to see what they said about a US GTD. Here's what they wrote (emphasis added):

The notion of "what's the problem if you have nothing to hide?" is remarkably dangerous to liberty.

Happily, the good folks at Fuelshark told me the real way the Fuelshark saves you "up to 10% or more" on gas. Here's the entirety of what they sent:

Can I just point out that the units here are in megaseconds. But, then again, the s shouldn't be capitalized either. They must mean multiple sclerosis.

One lady up by me has been driving her ZR1 every single day this winter. We pass each other on the same road each day. And Chicago's winter has been anything but friendly, especially with all the fucking salt.

Not on the same level but I had a car stolen in Chicago. The next day it was found and towed to an impound lot where it sat for 29 days @ $100/per fees. I was informed on the 29th day to come claim it and pay the $3k bill. Why on the 29th day? Because after 30 days the insurance company considers it lost and totalled.…

Why would it get towed to a spot where it would continue to accrue parking violations?

Rule #1 of being a passenger on track: KEEP YOUR HAND(S) INSIDE THE CAR AT ALL TIMES. That person is lucky it was a slow rollover or else their hand would have been crushed or removed completely.