*rolls eyes, hits the star*

Can’t lose real estate to rising oceans if the rising tide raises all ships.

Hotshot I thought was a diesel pickup truck and often with a trailer for expedited shipping etc, and requires DOT inspection and are almost always insured. If I recall that correctly, then I am thinking it’s unlikely to be a hotshot driver just due to the paperwork and start up costs. I guess the person could just be…

I once had a local Uhaul rental that lasted about 6 hours (we were preparing to move and I drove a bunch of stuff to the charity shop a few blocks away from our house, total trip might have been 4 miles) that, when I returned, they wanted to charge me like $800 for mileage ($1/mile). I argued with them for 45 minutes…

Good god, enough with the hate on the Mustang II. It was the right car at the right time and it sold like hotcakes at a time when Mustang sales were in a severe decline. Not to mention that it kept the nameplate alive for future generations of better cars. Was it the best Mustang? No. Was it the best they could do in…

1946-1949 Crosley

The Mustang II had some pretty big shoes to fill after the wild success of Ford’s first muscle car, but didn’t manage to match up on almost any level. Maybe it was the anticipation and excitement that killed this one, or maybe it really was just a bad car, we may never know.

Has anybody thought that maybe the same fraudsters vandalized their own vehicle to collect insurance money?

See me after class.

It just seems to me like, the police could end this quickly. When there is a crime (and we get grainy surveillance videos), the public is asked to identify a certain car or suspect. In this case, they not only have both (on non-grainy video to boot), but they have licence plate info as well. This could be shut down,…

I wonder if the police would have shown up if she told them that they intentionally attacked her with their car, and that she was afraid for her safety.

100% this. Unfortunately, I’ve found myself taking it one step further and just telling people to stay away from them altogether. There are too few manual transmission examples out there to be able to make that exclusion reliably. I’m speaking from personal experience.

I’d probably use many of the same reasons you did…except for the environmental friendliness comment. An EV is so wildly more efficient at converting stored energy to motion that it easily offsets any challenges in production. At this point, you have to be willingly holding onto misinformation to believe otherwise.

But I bet it was loud!

“Your honor, I object to the use of ‘unexpectedly’ in the headline. It was expected to explode.”

It doesn’t matter. There isn’t a valid “reasonable expectation” test here. Businesses often have dangerous areas that you must customers and random passersby from entering. Each and every manufacturing plant I’ve worked at managed this with simple controls, signage and locks being the most common.

This is beginning to sound like: RAN WHEN DOCKED. MINOR BODY DAMAGE. CLEAN SUBFAX. FLOATS AND DIVES LIKE NEW. RARE 1 OF 1 TITANIC SPECIAL!!! 12K DEPTH RATING GUARANTEE.  TEST DRIVES WELCOME

Don’t be like NASCAR driver Kyle Busch, who was detained at Cancun International Airport for bringing a handgun into the country last year.

Not sure how this can be changed....lender charges high rate due to high risk of non-payment; precisely what occurred here. High rates as a result of bad credit as a result of not paying what one owes on bills is an adverse but necessary societal situation required to incentive people to pay others appropriately and…

I’ve ridden in a storm automatic C4 on 200 treadware tires on an autocross, it was possibly the most impressive car I’ve ridden in, in the 10 years I’ve been autocrossing. They are phenomenal performance cars and the performance deal of the century.  The hate isn't for the vehicle, it's for the culture, like Harley…