And yet, if you had said neighbor and you needed work on your car, you’d be over there asking him to fix it faster than it took you to type that comment.

Am I the only one who thinks all of the challengers would look better with fender flares?

Cruising around websites that list average salaries for a position title. Found out I was making about $8k less than my title averaged, but factoring in my other responsibilities that extended beyond what that title would encompass, I was reasonably underpaid by $15k. A hard lesson in negotiation as I accepted the…

Nice powersliding, sure... but they deserved the black flags they got. If they want to do that, go to their local drift event where its sanctioned. That type of driving has no place at a public track day. I’m not entirely sure what they expected as they assuredly had to sit through a driver’s meeting and received some…

The issue is that this scenario only plays out for a select number of players - specifically those who are shown on Live TV- and thus the rules are applied unfairly to the tournament participants. As the article pointed out, had any other player done this and no other player, caddy, or official noticed it, then play…

All I hear are tires screaming for their lives...

Hasn’t even been officially released and it’s already red lighting the tree.

If the electrical systems in the car fail, chances are you’re not driving anywhere to begin with so what difference does it make?

Its okay. OP probably lives on the West Coast, Desert, or South where they think Midwesterners are the neanderthals of Americans. Doesn’t understand the struggle of weather under 40°F.  

Sports are nothing in comparison to the safety and well-being of those in the path of a potentially dangerous storm. Also not everyone has a smartphone to give them the NWS alert. Stop being oversensitive about your precious sportsings.

100% Agree. Not only is the information top-notch, but the quality of the cars they work is is incredible too. Ground-up concourse restorations to the point where they even imitate the original manufacturing numbering, stamping, and markings... its such a cool way to see a classic muscle car restored instead of the…

Well you’re commenting on it so you must care too

Shifting the burden of proof only works when you aren’t the one using unsupported facts for their argument. Just because I have the contrary opinion to yours doesn’t mean I have to prove anything when you are claiming that this driving affects the efficiency and expediency of the flow of traffic. But at this point its…

So you’ve done traffic studies on how this affects the overall efficiency of the traffic movement, and from those studies have found factual conclusions that tell you what you know... or are you just basing it on your experience and, more importantly, your opinion?

That’s great. I’m sure that makes you an expert on the subject.

Curious how you feel it looks cheaper. To me it still looks fantastic and very reminiscent of the Model S

Show me factual, objective data to say it inhibits traffic more than just waiting in one huge line and you’ll have my attention. Until then I can only assume your opinion to be conjecture. The reality is simply that if it were as big of an issue as you claim it to be, there would be laws/regulations on it to keep…

You seem really upset over this. Fun fact: Its still not illegal to pass a lane of stopped traffic and merge ahead of it so long as you’re doing so in a safe and considerate manner (this driver didn’t particularly do that, but the argument still stands). There’s no rule, law, or code saying you have to. You may say…

And yet, when done right there’s almost no perceivable effect on the overall speed of the line moving. Forcing your way into a line is one thing. Finding a gap in the line and safely maneuvering into it is another. Driver in the video chose the former and got caught for being greedy. All he had to do was merge in…

Dick moves aren’t illegal. Crossing the white line is. Get mad about the driver all you want, but there’s nothing wrong about what they did other than they got ahead of you. Sorry.