What does the Jenson button do? Make it stick in the rain?

It kinda reminds me of modern USA... the current wage slavery and massive debt loads of the masses for the benefit of the 1% closely echoes the story.

Sardonic, meet Sarcastic.

Crap. Where is the edit button? Working on too few hours of sleep.

The Miata prototype wasn't actually designed by humans, but a piece of a Time Lord's TARDIS that broke off and fell to earth in a time vortex. It was discovered by Mazda engineers and reverse engineered. Three of the engineers went missing in the reverse engineering process. The components those three were studying…

B pillars need to go away. These things are so pretty with their windows down:

Band of Brothers is amazing. And Damian Lewis is a huge part of what makes it great.

That is true. One of the first upgrades anyone does is an upgraded exhaust... which does ruin the sound. The definitely need to work that out before the next version of the game.

Are you using a 6.1 surround sound system with a 250 watt, 12" subwoofer?

I wish I could give upvotes on jalopnik comments. You've earned one from me.

It's the same kind of radiation as light. SO DON'T OPEN YOUR EYES OR LEAVE A PITCH BLACK ROOM BECAUSE WAVES ARE BOMBARDING EVERYTHING.

You need VLC installed.

You need VLC installed.

Fastest engine swap? False. Not even close:

As a photographer and a painter I often find myself explaining that photography is an art of exclusion... contrasted to painting, which is an art of inclusion.

Hey, Raphael! I suggested the moon thing and did some (slightly different) math! You're giving the credit to NASA for the suggestion?

I suggested that answer, not NASA

It's amazing to me that so many people don't realize that this ever happened:

Not technically the world's most expensive parking space, but THE MOON. We spent a lot of money to get some humans there. We even sent them with cars. Those cars are still parked up there. Even at a daily rate, I'm guessing those are still some pretty pricey parking spots (adjusted for inflation). The entire Apollo…

Wouldn't the air density have some kind of an impact in the other direction? At sea level, the air is dense and objects (that aren't permeable by air) are buoyed somewhat by it. If the air is thinner at altitude (weighing less per cubit unit), there is less buoying effect since the solid object hasn't changed volume…