I've been ticketed four times for less than 9 over. All while driving in West Virginia with out of state plates.

I try to keep the cruise set within 5 of the limit when driving out of state, since that'll cover me up to 7-8 over or so when going down hills.

Don't forget this one:

This exact fact has always driven me up the wall, and the problem is it's the manufacturers advertising it most of the time, not the dealership.

That's correct. Each car listed on our website has a full equipment list for that specific car. You see exactly what you get for both the $16,000 one and the $30,000 one. People only bother to read it when it applies to the expensive ones though.

Bait-and-switch is when a company lures someone in with false promises and then fails to deliver. If we list a $16,000 Jeep and then tell people "Sorry, it's not available but here's a more expensive one" when they come in, that's a bait-and-switch.

Classic marketing tactic, and it's not just the auto industry that does it either- it goes for pretty much any product that has different levels of service or equipment.

More like screw cab.

What's the breakover angle on this thing?

FTFY.

What this person needed for his project was a 1987 Camaro, not a 1987 911.

Robble robble!

Curtis? This is Malcolm. Are you free tomorrow afternoon? I don't care, cancel it. I need you to wait in line for me.

Could be fun to put a Subaru engine in, if you could figure out the obvious cooling issue.

It takes a lot of crack pipe for me to vote CP on a $3000 car.

Dodge Viper. I got to drive one at Chrysler's Chelsea Proving Grounds and it was freaking amazing. But I'd never want to own one. That car is pretty much useless anywhere but on the track. Small, uncomfortable, hard to see out of, side pipes that will burn the hell out of your legs if you're not careful getting out of…

Actually from previous episodes I think he prefers something along the pilsner spectrum.

Let's compare and contrast that hacked up Honda with today's 2006 Hartge H50 E90 with its V10, shall we? That CRX looked to be the result of a backyard butcher, who made do with whatever he had on hand- boat gas tank, bungie cords, a thermos for a catch tank, probably some chewing gum. This Bimmer on the other hand,…

"I like to do silly little things for people, make them laugh. I usually put this little guy in here. Fits right in there. Here's what I do, put a price tag on him. Forty grand. Nobody's gonna pay forty grand for him. I hope to fuck they're not, anyway."

Hell, this worked in the classic Mission Impossible over and over again. They'd do something like damage the phone lines, then show up in a phone company van and have one guy pretend to fix the problem while the rest of the team infiltrated the enemy stronghold.