I own the steel 3 ton as well, it is heavy, I like heavy.

I have a hard time putting a NP tag on any right hand drive car.

Ran when parked, no tire kickers

Hmm. Given the looks, I will vote CP.

This is Jalopnik. In the last few years they’ve decided what this place sorely needed was politics! And we’ve seen their best writers all run for the hills. I still read and comment from time to time, but there are far better sites out there. It’s a shame, really. It used to be my single favorite place on the…

- just do so with the abject horror of half the country

But can it Waze?

Dude is awesome if the story is true.. but BMW needs to step up and offer him a free UPARMORED bulletproof Beemer. This run-of-the-mill stuff just doesn’t cut it versus 7.62

Favorite supercar of all time. I’m lucky enough to live somewhere there’s someone who likes to bring one out to shows often. Took this pic a couple weeks ago.

No. More like do exactly what the designers recommend during the break-in period.

Do the BMW drivers who fail to use a turn signal have to listen to an incessant flasher relay clicking noise?

This is an ironic article being that Uber wouldn’t even exist today in most cities if it wasn’t for the greedy and controlling cab unions.

Yup! Which will tell you if the power went out, but not for how long!

Still looking for the car.

I’d think that flying cars would be a bit more realistic now that fully-autonomous vehicles are closer to being reality. The problem with flying cars has always been that drivers aren’t pilots — that seems to be less of a concern in a computer-flown world.

LOL @ “car”

The only way we’ll have a flying car that anyone will be satisfied with is if we invent repulsor lift technology like in Star Wars and Star Trek. Otherwise it will always be really shitty at being a car or really shitty at being a flying thing.

At least it wasn’t a poisonous snake. An unexpected rattle from under the hood can be terrifying!

Let’s just hope some unscrupulous repair guy doesn’t slither in some BS repair fees.

It helps scale back the learning curve of the fix.