I’m no lawyer, but whatever happened to “negligent homicide” or “involutary manslaughter”, and why aren’t they among the charges against him?

I know there’s no point in pointing out how dumb this is (as evidenced by your dumb fuck ‘buh buh what about Chappaquiddick, a thing that happened 53 years ago by a guy that’s been dead for a decade), but do you think negligent homicide and leaving the scene of an accident where death occurred are misdemeanor traffic…

This is just a small part of a bigger trend - not just towards SUVs, but also away from performance cars, and auto-enthusiasm generally.

Just a couple weeks ago I was out front of my local movie theater waiting for friends to show up and a Gallardo drove right by in the parking lot, aftermarket exhaust and all. There was a kid of around 15 or 16 standing a few feet away from me texting, and his eyes didn’t leave his phone long enough to glance up at a…

Well, the point I was trying to make was that kids back in the 90s HAD dream cars, despite never reaching their dreams as adults. Nowadays, not so much.

I think the last bastion of hope will be gone once the 911 is made all electric. Porsche is going to hold out as long as possible (next gen will undoubtedly be hybrid), but eventually it will happen. I honestly wonder if they would consider retiring the model if it can’t be powered by some form of combustion engine. 

Even if cars and car hobbies were a more affordable today, I just don’t think that younger millennials and zoomers would be in to cars to begin with. It’s the times that they grew up in. I was an 80s baby and 90s kid and just about everything automotive was huge in those days. Movies, videogames, VHS tapes and DVDs,…

The car enthusiasts are a dying breed. I’d say that the overwhelming majority of drivers I see on track days are over the age of 35. And go to any cars and coffee anywhere and I’d venture to say that a large percentage of people there are close to retirement age. Back in the mid-2000s in my early 20s, there were a lot…

Lucky! I can’t think of a better beach car.

No, he liked cool cars. He also had enough money to buy one. But he always decided that he should be more practical. He talked for decades about the cars he “almost” or “should have” bought.

1967 Intermeccanica Torino. Handmade body, Ford 289 HiPo drivetrain.

More lies from the magats is all I am hearing.

What the flying fuck is this shit?

“Biden quickly claimed...” and “The White House has doubled down...”

I’ve been riding and racing for 20 years and have seen experienced cyclists who ride over 10,000 miles a year fall over in that same manner. I think it is great that a man in his 70's is out there getting some exercise instead of sucking down Diet Cokes and lying about his weight while trying to end democracy.

The Orochi is the Tiburon, after the Tiburon gazed into the Ark of the Covenant.

No, they didn’t, Dummy.

Some of these turds can not make the distinction between socially responsible (or not), behavior and immorality. Grow up children or at least get your damn pea brain tested for your half assed grasp of reality...

Yeah my friend. Don’t you just love the “thought police” and moral bs of these turds? Bite me/fight me kid.....Jesus.

You’re pulling the Hitler card? On an automobile accident? How does that equate to a genocide? This has to be the most dim-witted comment I’ve seen on this site.