Definitely old, and not too surprising ... think of what kind of retro wallpapers you’d see in a lot of older homes during renovation.

The real question is whether they cheated like Volkswagen, or just “taught to the test” like everyone else.

Definitely NOT a good idea to be leaving keys in an unattended car. But I find it kind of odd that the officer decided to write a ticket when it seems like a warning would have sufficed. This is the kind of thing that reinforces the idea of there being a “ticket quota”.

I think the real question here is can it handle a sustained 30mph police chase through LA.

So we arrest a VW executive because a diesel engine emits a bit more pollution than is acceptable, but bankers who crashed the country and made off with billions after the 2008 crash walk free?

So he got paid really well to lie to the government and the American people for a while. Then he got caught.

Ford: The car sales won’t grow as much as we hoped it would in the last 2 years while planning this new factory... so why would we need more capacity?

Is anyone reading between the lines here? This means Ford does not expect the market growth it did before, therefore rather invest in some new tooling and expansion, instead of opening up a new plant, that would produce for multiple countries, at the same time making a good PR piece, with little impact on the real…

Since the contract defines ‘operable’ legally he should be entirely in the clear.

Wow they had to add all this tech for something anyone with a manual transmission can do. Shift early, downshifting, limit power by slipping the clutch, oh and not flooring it everywhere.

Oblig:

It’s Fox News, you expect accuracy?

I was kidding.....and btw, the last mid-engined ‘911' wasn’t too bad.

I’m sure all five potential buyers will be thrilled.

I’d still rather go 0-60 in 3.9 seconds and hear it than 2.5 and not.