I’m no attorney, but I’ve read articles posted anonymously on the Internet by people who claim to be attorneys, and therefore I feel confident that my extensive research regarding the statute of limitations for insurance fraud in certain Midwestern states is correct. It’s time to tell a story of minitrucks and maxipayments, of bumbling crime and hilariously apt punishment…
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cartunez - Problem with minivans is they lack great color choices and auto manufacturer really don’t wanna push them because...
28-Cars-Later - Behind every great fortune is a great crime.
Kyree S. Williams - I’ll take a 2013 Taurus with gun-slit windows and a bevy of electronic sensors over the monstrosity that is the Multipla. It *is* still possible to...
Da Coyote - Beat me to it. After reading the earlier article on Gubmit Motors once again leading the charge to the rear, methinks you’ve hit the nail on...
jimbob457 - The goat is the key. Its presence was a transparent attempt by the CIA to shift the blame to Al Qaida.
mikey - Come on Doctor olds, you I both know that the phenomenal incomopetence of the senior management at GM played a huge role in the downfall of GM. Oh, no...
bball40dtw - The Costco ones? Those things are ridiculously good.
FuzzyPlushroom - The only mechanism of that type I’ve ever seen was on a 2000ish Buick LeSabre. I doubt the fellow who owned it would have even noticed any handling...
VA Terrapin - I didn’t say EU bureaucrats are trying to ban high powered, high CO2 emitting cars. But with carbon taxes, fleet average emissions targets...
tonycd - 100% disagree, on multiple counts: •The “do-over funded by the taxpayers without any consequences or repercussions.” No repercussions?...