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It’s possible – especially if you have a good driving record – to get away with purchasing just $10,000 of Personal Injury Protection (PIP) and $10,000 of Property Damage Liability (PDL) insurance and legally drive in the state of Florida. If you’ve been in a crash or if you’ve been convicted of certain other offenses, you may be required to also purchase Bodily Injury Liability (BIL) insurance coverage.

PIP insurance provides medical coverage for you or almost anyone legally driving your vehicle or ridding in your vehicle as a passenger if your vehicle is involved in an accident, regardless of whose fault the accident is deemed to be.

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Chances are you’ve seen the Saturday afternoon show geared toward squeezing every droplet of power out of a 50s or 60s classic. You know—the one hosted by two middle-aged guys, one with a toupee that may as well have “this is a toupee” painted on it. They spend the entire half-hour show with a bunch of time-lapsed shots taken of them tearing the engine apart to put in highly-specialized, insanely expensive parts. Once the project’s done, they fire-up the dyno and laud the 3hp gain they received for about 4 hours of total work. If you’re like me, that’s not exactly how you want to spend a weekend, all for 3hp that you may not even notice with your rear-o-meter.

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