"Suing for damages" might simply mean that his insurance company is suing to cover his medical expenses, which seems reasonable given that he broke his wrist. This is fairly common for car accidents, regardless of Schumacher's situation. Seems like the guy actually was injured, so maybe he isn't trying to milk it. …
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Is this guy serious? Schumi's in a coma right now and fighting for his life and this motorcyclist got a broken wrist and ripped his clothes. Why didn't he sue earlier and why would he choose now to sue? Utter moron
Jesus H Christ, Deadspin. Nobody cares about the fucking Boston Marathon -will you give it a rest?
I'm just throwing this out there, but I would almost be willing to bet Ford gave him the truck for publicity.
They sure showed Nissan.
This would never happen in Grand Theft Auto because those chain link fences are made of impenetrable transparent aluminum.
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I think the answer lies in how advanced the self-driving capability is.
Shure, if the car can drive by itself in a complete autonomous way independent and locked away from the "drunk driver" himself, with responsabilities for accidents falling straight to the manufacturer of said self driving system, why not? It's out…
He's just driving it ironically.
Hahaha, its not just Detroit, it is this entire generation. They have destroyed the internet, bars, television, music, society etc. The entitlement and demand for recognition for the most mundane, everyday tasks is mind blowing. Mind-fucking-blowing
Someone just won their game of douchebag bingo. What an asshole.
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Judging by FOX's latest cock-up with the Daytona 500, I wouldn't be surprised if they actually shot down one of their own people doing some viral marketing.
Cadillac says 410 of their 940 dealerships have passed on the ELR because the costs of equipping their shops with charging stations, special sales areas, repair equipment, and salesperson training can run as high as $15,000. Cadillac's global marketing director Jim Vurpillat told Edmunds that if dealers think they'll…
Not yet, anyway. That's probably going to change someday.
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Get your dash cam folks! This is why. Well, one reason anyway.
Canada's AutoGo reports that a Couche-Tard station in a small New Brunswick village recently encountered a fuel delivery error that put thousands of liters of diesel fuel into a filling tank that normally carries gasoline, causing an untold number of cars to receive the wrong fuel. Ouch.