and once the rock has run its course, we’ll pivot to

there’s one down the street from me that tends to tuck the truck up to the curb, but leave the trailer out in the traffic lane, and another that parks in the top of the T of a t intersection, with the trailer left out in the base of the T.

carnage, evidently.

this...a lot of the general public doesn’t park worth a damn anymore either...partly lack of ability, and partly just an utter lack of fucks given.  same with how a lot of people drive...they see you, they just don’t care, and pull out anyway.

not just jaywalking, but walking out at a point where traffic will HAVE to slow down for them, and ASSUMING it will.

get a look at one of the current crop of red mazdas (looking at their site, i guess it’s called “Soul Red”) in the sunlight....wow.

considering nissan’s record for CVTs that can’t handle stock power, what’s the spread on how long this one would last with some boost?

I can assure you the lobbyists are.

tldr: personally, even if you’re the first, if you’re convenient and a good experience, i’ll most likely give you a chance to beat (or match) the other guys.

how else are they going to recoup what they had to write off due to your bankruptcy?

Or put it in front of a transfer case and have some epic torque for some rock crawling

side note:  I believe the shelby museum in vegas has one of these on display.

found the same with comcrap. it would’ve actually been $10 cheaper (promo price) on the internet/basic cable tv bundle price than the current internet-only promotion i’m on, as far as the base rate is concerned....however, once you add in all the extra fees, guaranteed it’d cost more.

I just have a beetle with some mustard up the tailpipe...how am I supposed to align the caps on that? 

i like mine...good visibility, decent turning, easy to toss around a curvy road, reasonably predictable.  that said, if you stand on the brakes in a curve, the tail will want to come around, and it’s a bit “exciting” on wet roads. (mid ‘00's rebadged Ranger)

Golf R and Civic Type R were my first thoughts.

honestly, that quote from TMZ about “highly unusual” reeks of trying to give meaning to meaningless commentary...the fact that “most people that customize their cars do this” means little to the safety aspect of it. what type of cars are these “customizing shops” dealing in?  track monsters? or street cars that added…

xfinity is hard to beat IF you have one of the pretty short list of compatible phone (mostly samsung/iphone, with a couple random LG & motorola thrown in).

same comments here. they didn’t yet waste time trying to make it look different, they just made “a car” to accommodate the technology. vs gen 2, and so many other brands trying to make them look futuristic or different or whatever.

star for you...full agreement with the timing.  (i visited the stanton store once, also...tried to take the gf a few years later and found it gone)