It happens every few years and it’s always put back together.

No worries. This administration doesn’t do details. Those career minded bureaucrats are just dead weight.

It is, and the V60 is pretty but it’s more money for utility you’re not going to use on a commute. And since I’m recommending a lease as this is for mindless commuting the money’s more important.

That’s true. I’ve been through plus and minus one setups for sixteen inch wheels, including one nutter that went with a wider but lower aspect tire that matched the original size and was great for autocross but tramlined like a maniac on the road. Most adventure-type cars don’t do this kind of work, though, nor pay so…

They’re pretty but the turbos on the loss leaders are kind of low on power and the twin-charged engines with the same displacement look really high strung.

Why S90 when an S60 will be easier to park? Lease a cheap T5 and buy some Blizzaks on a second set of wheels. AWD is not really needed for a commute.

The correct course is to nominate Barack Obama to the Supreme Court. Assuming Michelle’s okay with that.

But that just looks silly:

You don’t need a lift. Just Snow Tiiiiiiiiiirres!

Not so much because it’s an exaggerated look more than useful function. Wheels that don’t fit ruin the handling, and changing tire sizes will throw off your instruments gearing.

It doesn’t look right when belt lines are so high. Put 16s on a modern car and it almost looks like a lowrider.

Between this and GM’s reverse lights coming on when you’re not in reverse I’m kind of hoping for more government oversight at this point.

“Belvidere again?”

Those are generally the most dangerous riders I see in Chicago.

Yeah, with the original wheels it would be a perfect car for all the hipsters that moved to Kentucky. Needs a sealed windshield and functioning wipers, though.

That guy needs to watch out for fancy car fans that live in the ocean:

They can replace a lot of four way stops as well, as can properly marked yield/priority roads. I saw two stop signs during two weeks in Norway and traffic lights only in cities.

I’m a disrupter! Bending idioms into fabulous mixes to titillate the brain and create a feeling of special understanding and satisfaction.

He’ll screw the UK, too. No honor among thieves and all that.

Trouble as in a rolling contact change, in this case a rapidly diminishing contact patch. Vector addition has little to do with it other than heat and a slight reduction in speed.