I like how there is always a Poland, but never in quite the same place twice.

Yes - Make them pass tests to get a license, just like with guns!

I suspect that this will be THE vehicle to arrive in to step out onto a red carpet with the cameras flashing. I think it is more a Limo replacement than SUV.

The recently manufactured car I have ever owned was a 1972 model - and it was French.

I have had one, off and on over the years.

This story is leading on German newspaper websites. The German government is calling for all TDI’s to be re-tested in Germany as well.

Here is a website that shows what is in people’s camera bags:

In the 1970’s I attended first Oregon State and then the University of Oregon for a professional Architecture degree. Oregon State at the time had a wonderful backpacker study abroad program run by a landscape architecture professor. The program included researching and planning the trip for the fall, winter & spring…

I believe there is a current European embargo on the Harley-Davidson approved aerosol cans of air for filling the tires.

Not that I approve, but those doors make sense when these get used as limos.

If it was a good car, it will still be a good car when all that built-in tech is as up to the date as an 8-track with lighted equalizer sliders.

You can also give your self an extra 1/2-inch of help if you stick with waffle sole boots instead of the flat sole styles. At 5’ - 9” that (and keeping the seat as low as possible) was the trick to flat footing my BMW GS1150.

You have neatly listed everything that you should never do when traveling and travel planning. After 40 years of regular international travel and trying every trick in the game to lower the cost (including flying Freddy Laker in the 1970’s):

Ancient History Here.

A family friend once asked me if I thought it would be “safe” if their teenage son bought an old beater MGA they had their heart set on, considering it was a “sports car”. I responded similar to CK’s post here.

I know for California wines, it often seems that the most important factor that determines the cost of a bottle is unfortunately the price paid for the land the wine is grown on.

All of this is good but it kind of gets all warped and crazy when run through the worm hole reality of living in San Francisco. This month, the “average” home price is $1,075,000.00.

Based on recent car chase videos he possibly saved that man’s life.

But they step over that thin line of civility when they also start carrying a Scotch Tape dispenser.