What does it look like upside-down in a ditch on fire?

I second this. My guess is that it is $300-$500 but with a fairly high interest rate and a fairly long term. They had to pay the inflated used market price for basic transport and not that isn’t sustainable. It isn’t just the monthly payment but then again, most fiscally literate folks know that.

Will it be better than previous Honda Integra Sedan (DB8) ??

Can you tell me with a straight face you’d drop $60k on one of these?

which is like 85% of the time in these never ending zones. 

Me three. I’m fine with brutally heavy duty enforcement, but only when work is being done. Otherwise it’s just a money grab.

I came to say the same thing.  It is ridiculous that the reduced speed limits for construction remain in effect even when there are no workers working.

Stricter enforcement of actual work zones would be great, but only under the right conditions

Good, a man’s work should be dangerous unless you have the WOKE MIND VIRUS

I have nothing against automatic ticketing in construction zones, JUST TURN THE FUCKING CAMERAS OFF WHEN NOBODY IS WORKING.

Automatic tickets? FUCK THAT!

How about local DOT actually put some work in and PLAN when construction will take place. Stop having abandoned construction zones at random hours of the day / night. Also just stop building more lanes, that creates more traffic, that wears down the roads, that create more construction…

it would server both the general population and workers better if the construction and lane closures could be done at night. 

Saw the movie with my family and came in with low expectations because all of the live action movies have been dull.

every trailer and still I’ve seen makes it look so muddy. Look at the shot at the top! Why is everything look like it’s seen through a scrim? The original was so bright and colorful.

Yep, illegal on roadways. Death penalty without trial certainly called for, no question about it.

Take that 5K and:

Great call - or just go the rally route set up and wrap in this livery

I’ll see your Subaru challenge, Asheville. By my count, Denver has something like 1.4 Outbacks per resident. About half of them have one headlight out (I would love a technical explanation why I see so many late 00’s Subies with a Wallflowers condition).

Denver seems to be a haven of Subarus and 4 Runners. 

How is car buying done in Europe?  Do they have the same stupid system we have here?