The Ferrari didn't burst into flame, but there's still hope for YOU: have you ever heard of SHC (spontaneous human combustion)?

No! don't tell me... they've found a bunch of rocks on the bottom of the sea!

Intelligent excess, may be. But that is total, utter idiocy.

Mr. Kawashima.

We have a picture of the creator.

"harmless exploitation of heavily crowned suburban street design"???

No, thanks. YOU may watch that stuff, I have better things to do. And "stuff" is a nice word.

Yes, it could be a hoax (someone put a bike in that bumper) but if it's true, the bumper did just what it was supposed to do: to absorb the impact, in order to save the cyclist. Crappy is who crappy does.

I would never buy an Apple car. I'm not a freak.

That's funny! I would like to try, though... sure this car has such a configuration, because in 1899 they didn't have miniskirts...

It's all stupid marketing. The dude who made this as a powerpoint, got an applause at the marketing meeting: "And nooooow! WE ARE IN 15 COUNTRIES!". How I hate those who earn a salary, just by playing with words...

Not true. Metropolitan legend. Once I found the data, now I'm not willing to. You search Wiki.

Please note how all bikers wear the helmet. 10 years ago it would have been untinkable. We are slowly progressing. Moreover, the population density in Naples is 8.566 persons per square kilometer: something that's equaled only in Hong Kong, whose traffic is not much different.

You'll have to send the car back to the maker at your expenses, for the replacement.

Wholeheartedly approve, of course.

"the most expensive car right now that just isn't for sale?" Well, if not "the most", sure this is priceless: the 1899 FIAT 3.1/2HP. There are only four left, and the Museums where they are kept seem having no intentions of letting them go to auction...

You my dear, are the voice of wisdom. Really.

I'm not a tree hugger, but in this case I'm really happy that the tree is alive and well.

Well, the truth is that in the real world (this is the real world, you know?), there is no sufficient evidence. Nor a police report validating the hit-and-run (otherwise the cop would have collected and filed the mirror) and we only have the word of the Redditor, which I find quite lame.

This is not the issue. Of course the truck driver was a goon (if things really went like the Redditor tells - we have only his side of the story). The issue is that no legal action is possible at this point, therefore any investigation is clueless, if not to forage a private vendetta. And IMHO Jalopnik should not…