The Case for Power-to-Weight Graduated Driver’s Licenses

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• Re: The MetaCars Week In Review
  
  Mungooz - Thanks for the laughs. That Don Asmussen guy may be close to being the funniest person on earth. And, yes, anything that makes fun of that Palin idiot is just fine...
• Re: Toyota Loses Critical Prius Court Case
  
  hakata - A nice illustration of the disparity between Chinese and Japanese manufacture. Sasuga “Made in Japan” ;)
• Re: Review: Lincoln MKS Ecoboost Take Two
  
  littlehulkster - And I’ll take the Lincoln and have reliability, less operating costs and enough speed to blow your German compensationmobile out of the water....
• Re: GM Challenges Ford To Heavy-Duty Truck Pissing Match
  
  Moparman426W - This would be about as dumb as the commercials in which chevy makes fun of the ford’s tailgate step.
• Re: Curbside Classic: 1963 Ford Econoline Pickup
  
  ronhawk62 - I know one parked out in the country by an old barn. I know its been there at least five years, I haven’t seen one on the road in many years....
• Re: Curbside Classic: 1963 Ford Econoline Pickup
  
  Moparman426W - This thing sure brings back some memories. A high school buddy of mine had a 65, with the 170 engine and 3 speed. I think top speed was about...
• Re: Curbside Classic: 1963 Ford Econoline Pickup
  
  tced2 - I drove an enclosed van version of this vehicle for my father’s business (laundry and dry cleaning). The driving position was...
• Re: BMW Does The Unthinkable: They Go Forward
  
  Pete Zaitcev - Maybe he would drive a Lexus GS next. BTW, an RWD.
• Re: BMW Does The Unthinkable: They Go Forward
  
  Pete Zaitcev - In fact, remember Mazda 3. It’s a ridiculous fun despite the nose weight above 60%!
• Re: BMW Does The Unthinkable: They Go Forward
  
  Pete Zaitcev - FWIW, I only buy Japanese cars that are made in Japan, over or not.