I have no doubt that these 2-wheeled hooligans were moving well in excess of the posted limits, but I find it highly doubtful that they actually got clocked. 193 in the rain? Possible, sure, but very unlikely. Seems more likely that the cop guessed high on the speed to punish the guy for being a jackass.

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The segment bologna is getting sliced really thin. So this is for people who 1) don't want an R because it looks like a minivan, 2) have $100K+ to spend but can't quite afford a G (seriously, how freakin' close is the price of this thing going to be to a G63?), and 3) don't want an ML63 ... because ... um ... they…

Nothing about this fire has the looks of fraud, but I guess that a substantial number of the Ferrari fires were caused by insurance.

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Maybe The Graduate is a good movie. I could never get past the depiction of the Alfa traversing California 2-3 times without breaking down. As if.

Ah, For Sweden. Always looking for crank.

Cool feature, Torchy. I thought you were going to write about this one:

Is there really commingling going on there?

It's not a turbo?

You'd need a microscope to see Tiny Kate Winslet's boobs.

Aftermarket digital gauges. Especially when applied to classic American iron.

Darryl McDaniels is reportedly in talks with Hennessey to make him a crossover version.

COTD

The law is completely wrong. Did you read about the ex parte hearing? And there's zero evidence that civil forfeiture does anything to improve public safety or reduce crime.

I have actually refused to identify myself once when an officer couldn't explain to me why he pulled me over. I'm still a little surprised that worked.

You can call them cops all you want. They're really highwaymen.

I don't mean to overreact, but I really don't like to see people get hurt.

STOP! STOP AND THINK BEFORE YOU POST!

It only burned half his face off. He could still walk!