At least a strong candidate for oldest owner “showing off” his WRX.

I saw a couple of guys at my local autocross event in their late 50s with WRXs...

At 33, he is also the oldest WRX owner in America.

Star just because of your username

Of course his name is Chad..

Engine: a Honda engine.

I’ve got a friend who only buys used tires... As a master tech, I remind him that they were taken off a vehicle for a reason.

I’m learning about a whole ‘nother side of Tom.

I have to ask. What’s with the screenname? haha

So pretty much all those people on Youtube who do their own in garage mods of their FiST’s and FoST’s need to be careful as hell because they know what they are doing but at the same time they dont.

Ah, “neutral dropping” is the way a lot of teens first experiment with doing burnouts while driving their first car, typically with an automatic transmission. The procedure is as follows:

Once insurance has paid out on the theft, the title is voided if it’s from AZ, FL, GA, IL, MD, MN, NJ, NM, NY, OK or OR. 

It’s presumably a total loss because they had already paid out to the owner before it was recovered. I wouldn’t imagine it has a salvage title, though who knows about the quirks of law. The insurance company would own it after recovery, and presumably they are just looking to liquidate it as easily as possible by…

Since it’s in Miami I would think you steal it, put it in a shipping container and then sell it somewhere halfway around the world.

Getting closer and closer to peak hipster on this site.

Can confirm. Just started job working with a dealership group that includes a Toyota shop. Toyota training has me now believing that they’re both exciting and sporty.

Welcome to industry buzzwords! Where everything is made up and the cars don’t matter.

A lot of the comments seem to be to the effect of “omg UK police state sux” but the reality is you have to be pretty careless to amass the 12 points that lead to a ban. At least we don’t jail people for minor infractions... http://jalopnik.com/never-speed-in-virginia-lessons-from-my-three-days-in-1613604053