Does it do burnouts better?

Just saying. I voted for the GT-R, but the GT500 is truly awesome.

I had a CR80 in middle school. Honda FTW!!!! just kidding.

Race engines don't need 200k mile durability so they can have a lot higher specific output. And that engine probably costs more than a whole normal Fiesta,

Hmm, Imprezza 2.5i and WRX have the exact same ground clearance, 6.1 inches. The WRX does have 0.4 inch wider rear track.

I'm guessing that since this is the IIHS, they don't want to recommend performance versions of cars that they charge higher insurance rates on...

Anyone notice how the list has "Subaru Impreza except WRX" and "Honda Civic 4-door models (except Si)?"

How does the engine make a car less safe as far crash testing and rollovers go? The WRX has pretty much the same motor with a turbo slapped on. The Si's motor is still small at 2.0L too. It's not like they shoehorned in an extra 800 lb big block V8 on either.

Why even use a pneumatic tire? Just glue some rubber to the wheel. Then it couldn't go flat. It's night like it would ride any less smoothly than that ridiculous looking setup.

Do any of you actually know what the U.S> constitution says regarding religion?

First Amendment: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;"

I don't see anything imparting this onto the states. This should not be in U.S. District Court. This is not a federal question. If the federal courts were actually decent (instead of perverting the federal constitution), this decision would be reversed on appeal. But our federal courts have long history of making law up to suit their view of "justice."

Now, that said, this plate may very well be a violation of the South Carolina constitution which states, "The General Assembly shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof..."

This should be overturned in a state court, not a federal court. If the state court refuses to follow the state constitution, the people of South Carolina's problems are much worse than some license plate.

This case should be a loser. Trademarks that are generic words are weak until they obtain secondary meaning (that is a meaning other than the generic word). The Porsche Cayman has only been around for what, 4 years? When the general public hears the word cayman, they think islands, not cars.

It would have been smarter of Crocs to name the shoes Caiman though.


What's next, Porsche suing emergency service providers for sticking "911" on there police cars/fire trucks/ambulances?

I not a huge crotch rocket nut, but that bike looks really nice.

Until Wii games are more in depth instead of just being gimmicky, they won't get any of my money.

Not that they need my money. They are already making plenty of it.