The FoST’s are already all gone. There’s not a single new one listed on Autotrader.

The family sure does a good job of sounding like this is a simple shake down of a rich guy because they can. No one forced this guy to get out of his car on a racetrack and give other drivers minimal time to react. While driving on dirt.

I have a hard time believing Congress would approve funding for a mass produced, Turkish built for the US government vehicle given the political shenanigans their beloved leader has been up to.

By the time I was 17 I had owned three of these and spent $10,000 in maintenance.

I had a 2002 Neon for a couple years in college. Now, this was not your normal Neon, this was a PREMIUM Neon. It had a sunroof (read: integrated leaking feature). When the car would sit in the rain a few days the trunk would get wet, and the rear passenger foot well would fill with water. As a college student with a…

I wonder what the chances are the driver is using an autopilot failure as an cover for “I wasn’t paying attention....”.

Never seen the appeal of these things...can’t say I find any of them attractive.

“Guys, we need another GoT article. What should we write about?”

I bought the 5-50 pound version of these 7years ago. They still look new and I still love using them. Great quality.

I bought the 5-50 pound version of these 7years ago. They still look new and I still love using them. Great quality.

A driver-less truck driven through Denver on I-25? Ballsy.

They have been spotted in LA because California was never meant to have so many people in it. The US could learn a few things from Canada, like building bridges for animals where habitats have been cut off from everything else because of housing that 100% surrounds it.

That’s one of the two ramps on I-70 westbound from the Eisenhower tunnels just before Silverthorne/Frisco.

Long time Mitsu fanboy here, I’ve had numerous 3000GT’s/Stealth’s (that were usually broken). This is the first truly compelling American sports car I’ve seen that I’ve actually wanted. I can’t believe I’m saying I actually desire to own a GM product, but this thing looks like a fantastic car.

Let’s ignore for a second who is ‘right’.

“And junking out cars isn’t exactly the most environmentally friendly thing on this earth.”

Sounds like a personal problem. Learn to deal with other people’s rights.

Ha, you got me! I guess it was a 96. The hood latch broke so we installed 1 hood pin and one bungie cord. Worked great.

For the same reasons, my 1998 Corolla was the best vehicle I’ve ever owned.

Can we please stop it with the obligatory “THEY’RE GOING TO BLOW UP A PLANET” story lines? That fully used that up by the end of the 1980's....