Cadillac's motorized cup holders will only last 4.5 years, because their bumper to bumper warranty is 4 years long, and it's a GM product...

As an aircraft mechanic I wonder what would the general public gain from knowing the details of aircraft maintenance. Like any other industry, ours is filled with jargon. If my mom asked what was the latest maintenance done to the helicopter I am flying in and I tell her "we changed the leading edge side bearing of…

The GIFs made the article. Bravo!

Here in Germany E36s are a dime a dozen.

E36s are BMW's most common cars and a dime a dozen. Saab has more class. The 900 is a superior machine, sales be damned.

I find it funny that it's one of BMW's crummiest and most common cars against Saab's best, and the sheep vote for BMW. Those in the know go for the Saab, all the time.

Looks like every other German driver on a rural road, and I am not kidding. If the road doesn't have no passing lanes, and most don't, they will do this kind of shit all the time. We say all we say about them having so much more training than us, etc, but they do ahead and pass on blind corners

That was shame...

"No motorsports and product strategy are two separate business functions."

There, fixed it for you.

Yep.

Turkic people are all mongol-looking central asians. Turkeish are Ottoman and like you sai, heavily mixed with all the ethnicities that mix up in that area.

No, unfortunately I haven't made it to Greece, but I believe you.

Did I say they were athletes? No. I pointed out they also get paid to drive.

Hawaiians attitudes towards outsiders go from annoying to straight up disrespectful. Guamanians are 100% better as far as islanders go, they make you feel welcome in their island.

Damn, that reporter. She's hot! Must be from Izmir: all women from Izmir are hot. There's something in the water there... Years ago I dated a girl named Sebnem from Izmir, and all her friends were like that, all of them, all from Izmir.

They could have made it a 10 or 15 year rule and get the same effect.

You might enjoy that new found freedom of driving a non-US-legal car for a while, but the Feds will eventually catch up to you, and when they do they will simply crush your car, no questions asked.

You post is full of misconceptions.

Buy one in Germany, shipping to the US is about $1000-$2000. Must be at least 25 years old. Look for Trabis above 2000 Euro, they are going up in price. 2000 Euro should get you a good example, although you can still find some nice ones for less.

The regulations weren't put into practice to foster safety. It was done to protect profits. The safety BS talk is just PR to say they do it to protect Americans, when all they are doing is protecting big business. Any car sold to first world standards (whether EU, Japan, Aussie, etc) with airbags, ABS, crumple zones,…