Editorial: Georgia Cities Ignoring Extended Yellow Law

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• Re: Question Of The Day: What Car Are You?
  
  WaftableTorque - A 1999-2001 Infiniti Q45t or a 2003-2004 Infiniti M45. Both cars wowed me with their styling, and overall packaging. Not a sport sedan, but a...
• Re: TTAC does the 24 Hours of LeMons. And Dies. Again.
  
  Spencer Williams - Troy and a Datsun, that HAS to be the Troy that inspired the Troy penalty of a having your mouth taped shut and writing out the...
• Re: Sunday Concours: The Destruction Of The Chrysler-Ghia Turbine Cars
  
  Wheeljack - That’s not my logic at all. These are prototype cars that by all accounts were subject to a serious import duty. The...
• Re: Last Night A Ranger Saved My Life
  
  ohsnapback - Daniel Stern:   Don’t forget the Mercury Mountaineers and Ford counterparts that spontaneously combust after being driven and parked, often burning...
• Re: Last Night A Ranger Saved My Life
  
  Daniel J. Stern - Uh, no, absolutely not. Ford’s having marketed an optional safety package in 1956 does not mean “safety has been a priority for Ford since...
• Re: Sunday Concours: The Destruction Of The Chrysler-Ghia Turbine Cars
  
  John Horner - Car companies scrap experimental models all the time and they scrap pre-production vehicles all the time. I highly doubt...
• Re: Last Night A Ranger Saved My Life
  
  geeber - The Taurus and MKS have been considerably reengineered by Ford. They are not merely rebodied Volvos. The Crown Victorias sustained a direct hit – while...
• Re: Question Of The Day: What Car Are You?
  
  davey49 - Macho Macho Man! I’ve got to be a Macho Man!
• Re: Last Night A Ranger Saved My Life
  
  davey49 - That’s the old 1997-2003  F150 in that report. The 2004 and up do considerably better.
• Re: Chrysler Bumps Incentives. Again. Still.
  
  Boff - I’m not sure I see a contradiction with Sergio’s 5-year plan…who doesn’t jack up incentives to clear out inventory? This inventory...