Likely you would be using tires that are already perfectly balanced and require no weights. High-end tires like this have a bit of extra rubber in one spot to counter-balance the valve stem. As for throwing things out of balance at speed, everything is going to increase in weight in lock-step, so it will remain in…

“...and kicked an officer in the face.”

I'd buy an Alfa, just to be different.

I can't answer that. Our 10-pound chihuahua/asshole mix liked it just fine.

Hmm.

SAAB : Born form debts

"IOU one injection of Diesel."

I'm embarrassed to drive my Prius sometimes. The wife wanted something that got good mileage and could fit our dog in the back and I wanted something fun. 2/3 ain't bad.

Worth it.

You can drift anytime with some spare lunch trays and an empty parking lot. Just sayin'.

Based off of EA's past history the answer is somewhere betwen "no" and "in your dreams."

How well does this work as a carbon monoxide suicide booth?

So at this point they have progressed into pre-recalls. Bold. Next, they are going to stop developing cars that are still on the drawing board because they theorize them not working.

I'm sure the offers have been non-stop.

I'd like to see Regular Car Reviews get their hands on one. Now that would be a fresh perspective.

I see ex-Subaru USA team driver Ramana Lagemann was one of the instructors. He's a good dude.

exactly. now you're getting it