Nissan Altima drivers would like a word.

“why do people still live in those backwater states?”

And people wonder why this is $300k. Multimatic has gone crazy on this car. It’s not just some gussied up Mustang, this thing is going to be ridiculous on the track. 

“A 23 year old economy car has better frame engineering than this car.”

Shelby Sentra has a ring to it. And probably a ton of torque steer. 

How are they slime? They were honest with the customers, and the customers go the CarFax AFTER they bought the car. That’s on the customer. Now had he known it was in an accident and told them it hadn’t, then sure, slime away. 

Yeah, in Tennessee there’s no additional fee (other than regualr taxes). I think the larger cities like Nashville and Memphis provide their own buses, but the suburban and rural areas are a mixture.

I meant more the school bus issue and how both parties aren’t doing much to solve it, for whatever reasons. 

I don’t know the actual figures, but yeah. I know quite a few bus drivers that own their own busses. 

I mean are you planning on swimming in Antarctica anytime soon?

This is just kind of weird. 

That’s why the majority of drivers will take side jobs (field trips, sports teams, etc) to help supplement. This is VERY important for owner/operators too. 

Unfortunately this isn’t just a red state issue. 

I have some K02s on my truck and they're a great all around tire. Great durability (had screws and nails, but never made it past the lugs), pretty quiet and ride smooth. They're also great in snow being 3 peak rated. 

I’ve lived here 40 years and never realized there was a southern portion, and have even driven through there. Thanks for clearing that up, it makes more sense now!

I know Chattanooga pushed to get this, but I’m still not quite sure why they’re the base when Cherokee National Forest is 2.5 hrs away, while Knoxville is 50 mins away. Either way, I’m pumped that Tennessee is still in the running for this. 

Used F-150 ($50K) and an Acura Integra Type S ($50k). Truck for hauling, camping, hunting, towing, going to the beach. Car for the DD, backroad bombing, long weekend trips, anything where parking is tight. 

Be aware of anyone who’s employees call her “The Queen” (or him “The King”). You’re my boss, but I’m not worshipping you. 

The problem isn’t cars or trucks or pedestrians. It’s dumbasses, and unfortunately they’re everywhere. I’m all for making the roads safer for everyone, but I’m not all for generalizing and shaming people for buying a certain thing or choosing to walk everywhere. You know how many people I’ve hit with my huge and scary…