@Arfdog: I've owned a few fast cars. RX-7 Twin Turbo, Turbo Supra and others.

I'm not breaking any new ground here by saying this, but seems to me there is no point to an 800HP rear wheel drive street car.

@Bentoboxx, My Tank is full of it: My ex GF had one, not the fastest BMW I've driven by far, but fairly competent none the less.

vaportrail's rules for buying a used car:

@Kevin Greene: Seconded. Impossible to kill if you change the timing chain @ 120k. EFI worked flawlessly.

@dbg2950: I saw that as well. Crazy. I wonder if the tread width measurement includes the sidewall?

I thought black people didn't like Facebook.

My 2000 Tundra shares the same problem. I can completely relate to the desire for blackout window tinting after honking the pathetic excuse for a horn.

@lilwillie:

A coworker lives next door to this craphole. The mother phoned the daughter and didn't want police called because she was drunk.

Ford: You are finally doing things right. Keep it up.

@cobrajoe: Tell that to your girlfriend who just needs to get to work and is stuck on the road for the fifteenth time with one of your entertaining engines!

@cobrajoe: I think you missed the point. That Toyota motor will last for 300,000 miles lubed with whale fat.

@Jim-Bob wants a B13 SE-R, but will settle for working air conditioning in his 351,000 mile Nissan Frontier.: Oddly enough, I knew someone delivering pizza in a $50k+ Audi due to a change of circumstances in his life. What a waste that was.

Insurance theft claim coming soon!

@TheMonkeyDidIt: Agreed.. too bad they are all ending up in Oakland on 22" wheels.

@decece: Wait—a car battery powers a small amp and 100 LED lights for just over a minute and then starts a car. I'm certain my scooter battery could do the same.

I'm certain Melissa is a strong enough person to see the humor in what the photo would ostensibly represent—a mother too lazy to push a stroller.

@tonyola: <3<3<3

@Drujon: my experience was the same. I got threatened for exceeding the 25LB weight limit for dogs. Mine weighed about 30 at the time.