The brochure misses a few features.....

150,000 miles. $17.5k. For a fifteen year old worst-version of the WRX. It has 150,000 miles. For $17.5k. I just…too stunned to speak.

“a manufacturer cannot, ‘...cause warranty and recall repair work to be performed by any entity other than a new motor vehicle dealer.’”

It’s all about keeping jobs.

WV has almost no farm or range land. The infrastructure is terrible, it took decades and billions of dollars just to finish the interstates. What it does have is natural resources. Companies came in, built roads, rails and ports, and paid the citizens enough to feed their families.…

Shows what you know! We do NOT keep electing the same people that allow companies to poison us!

Only the ones that trigger you the most

What is your complaint here? We are too informed?

Perhaps you should start your own auto blog and not post about bad, car-related bills.

I’m sure the techs don’t want to ban OTA but the dealership owners do. Because an update means the opportunity to sell other things. It’s the same reason they have oil change specials. Nobody makes money on that. But they want to try to sell them on fixing something else. Oh, I see you need new tires... here is a…

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All cars in WV look like this right?

I love how their water supply has been poisoned by various industries yet they don’t see a reason to do anything about it and keep electing the same people allowing the companies to poison the population. 

West Virginia is such a forward thinking state.

I don’t think he wears that helmet for safety, more because it looks bitchin’.

Zee goggles! Zey do nothing!

Now how you gonna go off and suggest this beautiful mad man hide that wonderful beard and smile?  That was half the fun!  

he should install some sort of device so he can cook some meat and have a snack later on.

That has to be WARM sitting 2 feet from that glowing metal.

I have tried a bunch of different coffee makers, but the one I always come back to is my stainless steel moka pot.  That, with a pitcher of half-and-half warming on the stove beside it, followed by a quick frothing with a battery-powered whisk, makes some of the best coffee I have ever had in my life.  

I have tried a bunch of different coffee makers, but the one I always come back to is my stainless steel moka pot. …