Lol it’s a Bikini coffee shop. The state of washington has a bunch of them, and you’re paying extra for the “show” kinda like how you’re paying restaurant prices at Hooters for Tyson frozen chicken wings. He knew exactly why he was going there, what the prices were, and what kind of establishment that was. He CHOSE to…

It’s an article about a car. Owned by a dude famous for “driving” cars in bad movies. And famous for owning a racing team. And famous for dying in a famous car. I’m not sure why this article feels so out of place for you on an automotive blog. Just because it speaks about how he was also famous for having a preference…

The touch screen fad is the biggest problem I have with new cars.

First thing I thought of too. But the plane’s accident history is more the fault of well-heeled people who could afford to fly one but didn’t stay proficient in them.

There have always been tire options for the Enzo. Current options in the correct size even include the Pilot Sport AS4 and Continental DWS06 Plus for those who want to drive them in cold weather

I did rear brakes on my E350 wagon a year or so ago. Genuine Mercedes rotors were $59ea, a set of TRW ceramic pads were $60. And that is a car that is useful for more than showing off how big your wallet it.

Yes, it’s owner’s property. There’s legal precedent set already. Tesla can try to sue, but they will eventually lose. It’s your property, you can sell it.

A bunch of assholes ruining driving for the rest of us.

130mph is relatively low for an airliner, as a 737 anything is rather small and light. 747s are around 160mph. The MD-11 has a landing speed in the 170-190mph range. Concorde was also around 190mph.

I have a feeling that this is a problem that doesnt need solving or using an electric motor to spin them up just isnt worth the extra weight complications etc. to get a few extra landings on a set of tires.

I’m surprised they last 500 landings.

Methinks you’ve got a lot of people who are confusing “over-engineered” with “overly-complicated”.

The infamous timing set from the Audi 4.2 V8....why?

1983 Mercedes 190E Evo anybody? I mean come on, probably one of the Raddest Vehicles to ever grace A road...I want it!

Speak for yourself. I find him to be a loveable old rude bastard, and I would miss his ridiculousness very much. The world needs clowns, and he doesn’t take himself as seriously as you think he does.

Correct answer, lock thread.

My 2011 F-150 just turned over 292,000 miles so I think I’d stay on that train.

Been there, done that. Still doing it with this little Si. I’ve needed to address the two main problem areas of the 8th Gen, the A/C compressor and the rear struts, but it has been wonderful. I’m starting to grow wary of parking this rolling thief bait at the mall. I don’t want to lose it and nothing on the new car…

“This isn’t some sort of, some people do it one way, others do it another, situation”

If this guy had exited the vehicle as told, he’d have been arrested for felony gun possession - so like any good felon he ran. No one takes off for expired tags, and the police know this. I agree that once it hit those speeds the cops should have broken it off. But the original sin here is the driver’s attempt to…