Option 5: Cop saw him Driving While Black, performed a PIT and then found out who he was.

This is the same guy who was found twice before asleep at the wheel. Once crashed into a lamppost and once at an stoplight. In both cases...drugs, and yeah, sleep meds are drugs. He obviously did NOT have a heart attack, unless the crash miraculously cured him of it.  He was asleep and is damn lucky nobody was…

I get where you’re coming from, you can look at an individual vehicle and deem it “reliable.”

I would want to know how they would handle a non-celebrity involved in the same crash. Would that person be given the same consideration for their privacy? If so, I agree there’s no reason to treat Woods differently. If he’s getting special treatment, though, I have an issue with that.

Im not even making the argument that trucks shouldn’t be family vehicles, Im making the argument this doesn’t make a good truck AS a family vehicle.

But that’s suddenly a lot more than some flowers and mulch.

71 million people voted for Twittler, again, and 81 million did not. That means, roughly, 1 out of every third random person is a MAGAt.

He probably dreams of riding his plane, yowling and yeehawing, into the ground like Slim Pickens sitting on that damn bomb.

“Won’t someone think of the children?!” - did you really just go there?

If the conversion was done in 1997 or so (not sure since 2009 was mentioned) it might have been worth this much, as a show car, in 1998 or 1999. For attention. Definitely not as a DD. But in 2021, 3 bucks shy of $30k is insane.

I saw the title and immediately thought “Either there’s a lot less Accord under the skin than meets the eye or someone hit the “9" key an extra time by accident.

calling the police on Chicano/Black/etc.,

I was concerned about them, but you’ve sold them to me.

You talk like minorities don’t also worry about quality of life and wouldn’t love to live somewhere with peace and quiet. I can’t speak to this particular event, but I live in a working class neighborhood and it sucks sometimes. Let’s ignore the assholes blasting music from cars, because that’s a daily occurrence.…

The CR-Z failed because Honda took a car that should have been lightweight, fun to drive and economical and missed on all three. It was expensive, it sucked to drive (at least on the hour-long test drive I took it on), and it was way more expensive than it should have been.

Take a lightweight sporty car and weigh it down with a bunch of batteries and additional electric motors? Yeah, that didn’t work out to well when Honda did it.

I mean... that’s cool, but that’s also a REALLY expensive way to get to 19hp...

I guess you’re more right than I thought. I saw like 4 of these things over the past weekend. 

The USS Jalopnik is sitting on its side outside the port of Savannah. “Ran when capsized.”

The LAST good Honda Civic had double wishbone suspension on all four corners.