Ahead of next month's Detroit Auto Show, BMW today unveiled a raft of improvements made to their 6-Series coupe,…
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Stuffing a Y into Jason is an additional misdemeanor charge.
As a resident of Virginia, can this please call attention to the fact that a reckless driving charge (80mph+ or in excess of 20mph over the posted speed limit) is a Class 1 Misdemeanor and on the same level as charges like animal cruelty, sexual misconduct, and brandishing a firearm? These laws need to be changed. I'd…
I read everything he writes in Mr. Regular's gravely voice.
A fun thing to do is to not read articles you know you won't like. That way you save yourself the trouble of getting angry over nothing.
Rod, is that you?
Yea, there was...they called this one Mephistopheles
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Run in Belgium, 1913.
Actually, this is common practice in the trucking industry. If done correctly this can extend the life of your tires and isn´t `dangerous` at all. Even major tire companies do this...
I know you're going to get either no stars or ridiculed or both...but you're exactly right.
We're going to see a lot more of this. My belief is that speed laws, photo radar, laser guns, photo radar vans etc are used largely for revenue generation under the guise of 'safety'. Speed limits are simply too low on most highways and expressways. Motorcyclists are demonized by cops and the news because they are so…
And thus GM can claim that the faulty ignition switch was just a safety feature against the claymore airbag.
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Yes, yes, there are many ideal cars for winter driving. Cars with ground clearance. Cars with four driven wheels.…
Do any of the vanilla media pricks who whinge about Bernie and his machinations ever stop to imagine how dull their column inches would be if Formula One was run by some ethical non-profit-making organization that reinvested the majority of revenues in the sport and the remainder in Eastern European orphanages? Nope.…
Right on brother! I'm currently doing a PhD on crash safety, and I drive an Adub, so you can trust me when I say it's the most crashworthy mid-engined Toyota built before 1990 - also, the engine won't crush your feet in an impact, so it's extra safe (it'll probably just belt you in the head as it frees itself from the…
Yeah, this looks sketchy. I'll just stick with my AW11 since it didn't fail this test.
Have you ever driven a Suburban or a dually? I have, a lot, and it's just not that big a deal. Weight matters a heck of a lot more than size.
1.) Seriously? I think most people already knew that it WASN'T a propellar.
Dear Scion/Toyota: