1999 BMW 735i with Koni shock absorbers rated for transportation of 3 men with a combined weight of 254 kilos and just enough fuel to get where you are going. With the right man at the wheel of course

While I can't verify this because mine only has 45k on the clock, I am hoping that you are right

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Anything with one of these. To me, the Japanese are all about getting the more out of less and the RX8 is the epitome of that. 230HP from a 1.3L engine. Check. Usable rear seat in a compact sport coupe. Check that one off as well. This car has shown me that you can get big fun out of small packages.

I embrace all stereotypes.. Even the ones about myself. I'm all about equal opportunity.

Because nothing says 'I give up' more than a Prius. In white.

Are you sure it wasn't a long and lonesome highway EAST of Omaha?

What if I just shout at them to stop loitering over my lawn?

I see the benefit of this tech - I'm always lusting after high-res aerial imagery - but I have honestly never used satellite imagery on my phone. It has been useful for route planning and casual exploration, but not for route guidance. This would be great on a tablet, sure, but I'm not crazy about 6-inch imagery on a…

How exactly is this evil? In fact, this is how I would expect a Google account to work. Why would they create artificial boundaries between services? Don't get me wrong, I don't agree with everything Google has done, but this seems consistent with how I expect my personal information to be handled these days.

A funny thing happens when the pads are removed... You remove the protections and you gain a sense of self-preservation. There would be a lot fewer head to head hits if the guys doing the hitting weren't wearing helmets. Also, no amount of padding has ever prevented a neck or spine injury in football. Those injuries…

He should beware of the Trojans if he visits Sparta... Especially if they have any offerings

Somewhere he can do some thinking - some soul searching to make him realize that he is not a starting quarterback in the NFL. A good change of pace/decoy maybe, but not an every down guy.

Living in Louisiana, I usually just have to turn this knob until it points to the red area. And stay home during the rare snowstorm.

I guess some of us really do think alike, although you may have chosen the better car.

I happen to be a software developer by trade and my current car is a Lancer Sportback. Ideally though, I would have something a little... simpler.

The I-10 bridge there is no cakewalk either, but it is the crazy Baton Rouge traffic that iduces stress there. Three lanes in each direction, but people flying from one side to the other to make/miss the exits on the BR side make things scary indeed

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There isn't a single bridge that stands out, but I-540 in Arkansas between Ft. Smith and Bentonville is a very intimidating stretch of interstate. From my limited travels, most highways through the mountains in Arkansas and southern Missouri were build by cutting through the hills and filling the valleys with the…

Nearly impossible, but not completely. I was in a pretty bad rollover accident as a teen and there was this moment where I knew that there was no longer anything I could do to keep the car on the road - that my fate was in the hands of the laws of physics. My instinct was not to brace for impact, but to cover my face…