Your usage of on fleek is not on fleek.

Clearly an HS.

I'm sure someone has already said it, but if they haven't . . . if he didn't want to be an "American", what the hell was he doing here, flaunting the law no less? My guess is making a quick buck and paying less in income tax than he would in America's hat.

There's no T4 in America, Patrick. There's a T5 Drive-E (the four cylinder), and a T5 AWD (five cylinder).

That would be extra, right?

No argument on the former; I was definitely going for the latter. I'd either be trolling or stupid to claim that a twin-scroll turbo is a dumb idea. I drive a car that has one.

I'm almost certain the 550i is a twin turbo, not naturally aspirated. And two turbos, not that "twin-power" twin-scroll garbage.

In the grand scheme of things, it's a pretty clean engine. I had B5234T3 that always blew clean no matter what. I imagine with only one cat, the R would still pass smog.

The way chosen was by driving his dump truck with the big boxcar-sized rear raised to a dumping angle, making the front end of the box high enough in the air to slam hard into the complex trellis structure of the skyway, casuing a genuinely impressive level of chaos.

I'd like to slap the shit out of every person that says "They're all made in China now", or "Chinese piece of crap".

Crap. I said it was ugly, right in front of the car. Should I be worried my cease-and-desist has not yet arrived???

Here's the unfortunate legality of it: If a government [sponsored] agency publishes a "guide" for doing something, that "guide" becomes the minimum standard of care. Negligence or otherwise might then be established for not abiding by the standard of care (and since this is written predominantly for motorcyclists,…

Bakersfield? Someone must have shelled out some cash for that privilege.

Then you're in luck! The system can be used with gloves on because it utilizes an infrared array to detect your finger.

My dad bought an 87' 825 SL 5-speed manual, white over grey with tan interior, brand new from Rusnak in Pasadena. After he was done with it at 125,000 miles, my brother put another 75,000 miles on it. Sure, the A/C was long dead, the trip computer screen was fried, the cruise control lacked control, and there was a…

At one meeting, Enzo Ferrari surprised the assembled press with debuting the engine out of complete secrecy. Enzo got his favorable F1 treatment immediately, and the Indy engine never ran at the Brickyard.

Motortrend had their long-term Model S "drivetrain" replaced while other warranty work was being done (the sunroof was making a creaking noise). Can't be that difficult to work on.

5. God, I Don't Know, Just Read It

Which looks like an Aston-Martin. Everything looks like everything now.

It's only too bad part 1 (the endorsement) was a very thinly veiled way of trying to get Elon Musk to donate $8 million dollars to build the Tesla Museum (part 2). Because Elon is allegedly using Tesla's name for his own personal gain, rather than as a tribute, or something.