It's not really the speed but the car!!

[nr2d]

A very interesting article in the LA Y Times online this morning.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/mone...kets.html:mad:

I'm glad I have a Lexus ES350.

[upstatedoc]

link no worky?

[Woodscolby]

link no worky?

Remove the

:mad:

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/mone...c-tickets.html

[Hunter]

link not working..

[Woodscolby]

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Up one post. ^

[upstatedoc]

Drivers of the Mercedes-Benz SL Class roadster were more than 400% more likely to get a ticket than the average for drivers ofall vehicles. Camry-Solara drivers were second at 349% and Scion TC drivers were third at 343%.

These cars make excellent rabbits. Solaras usually don't have any visible CM's and the scion is most likely to have a pos cobra dangling on the WS.

[swarga]

These cars make excellent rabbits.

They should rename this to "The Rabbit List."

Pity there are no statistics on which cars attract attention but don't necessarily get ticketed. A Corvette isn't in the top 5, but mine definitely seems to be a LEO magnet. They stare and they follow, hoping to find some reason to pull me over. This crap never happens when I'm driving my Civic.

[switch626]

These cars make excellent rabbits.

They should rename this to "The Rabbit List."

Pity there are no statistics on which cars attract attention but don't necessarily get ticketed. A Corvette isn't in the top 5, but mine definitely seems to be a LEO magnet. They stare and they follow, hoping to find some reason to pull me over. This crap never happens when I'm driving my Civic.

lol. Note to self: Follow the Solara.

[supercowpowers]

Quality Planning surmises that the propensity to get cited for a violation is linked to how one drives, and that’s expressed in the autos people choose.

Quoted for emphasis...