One other option, remote start.

Yeah but complaining about it is a bit silly. The law’s pretty clear, he broke it and got a ticket. Total non story.

There’s definitely a lot of that, but it’s also a lot of cars that have been sitting in inventory for too long, or dealers with full inventory that don’t have the space or budget to keep a recent trade-in or lease turn-in on the lot.

Full disclosure: I am a former Comcast tech and trainer.

Have to say, the RAM driver did a great job getting his truck slid into just the right position.

David clearly doesn’t know how we build Jeeps in Arizona. Let me tell you the story that happens all the time here.

No. No. No. Just f—king no.

The FRC is significantly less expensive, can often be found south of $15k USD. Also if you’re building a track car it makes more sense to start with an FRC than a Z06 if you’re going to do engine work. It would be a waste to buy an LS6 and then rebuild it with better heads, intake and oiling as doing the same to an…

Oh, well then I guess all of those truck drivers who can back a semi-trailer right up to the loading dock using only the sideview mirrors have been doing it all wrong! Or maybe they haven’t been doing it at all? Maybe they just thought they did, when really it’s just some program in the matrix?

Many of the examples will have been former rentals, which will scare some buyers away...

I like your mom. The mom of one of my “car friends” (who has a wicked 700+ hp supercharged C6) has a last gen Shelby Mustang.

Totally agree - I’ve been wishing they would come out with some sort of graduated brake light where it gets brighter as you push harder, and eventually flashes to alert drivers when you’re slamming the brakes.

When I was a kid, this was my favorite car/truck book. It taught me that you can make an ice bridge by doing burnouts in the snow and shooting it with lasers.

Damn, these are amazing and inspirational! I had considered doing one of my own and I still might, most of the vehicle-centric children’s books here are kind of horrible. (Except Mike Mulligan & His Steam Shovel, which is some of the most beautiful art ever.)

Did you read the article, or just look at the pretty pictures?

With a Buy-It-Now of $9500, this 2006 GTO is a great car that no one notices.

It’s a first gen Highlander.

There has been cars that were designed by women, for women that never might it out of prototype. And they were not focused on stupid things like color or the idea that women are too stupid to know what to do when their oil is low. But based on basic ideas like having better adjustable pedals and mirrors for shorter…