The human range extenders are an expensive option.

You had me until Bernie. Not a Bernie-bro here, but you went from giving him shit (jack scheiße, after all, probably deserves) about making the leap to Serena and then you made a much bigger leap to Bernie.

Seriously, you made a great point about his smearing of Serena’s name and you should have stopped there.

Drove a GT-R for the first time a few weeks ago. Can confirm that it is legions beyond “normal” performance cars like AMG, M, RS. And I include the R8 GT V10 in that list.

Truly a benchmark.

That McLaren F1 never held the title of ththe most expensive Brit car ever sold. That’s an alternative fact.

Let me get this straight: You pick on the YouTube “influencer,” largely because you are jealous of his twin-turbo Lamborghini for taking in an all-expenses paid trip to a tire junket, but Alex Roy gets a pass for not only attending that same tire junket (presumably also doing it all on Michelin’s dime) but also for…

When I watch his videos, the word that comes to my mind is “insufferable.”

Not a manual-transmission purist here,* but a small(ish) two seat roadster needs a stick.

* I thoroughly enjoyed driving the previous-gen Z4 sDrive35is (Gawd! Will someone please slap around those bastards at BMW in charge of naming their cars?), which I am pretty sure was automated-manual/DCT only.

Rosin didn’t have the F-150; the guy behind him who hit Rosin was driving the F-150.

Wisconsin is paying $3,000,000,000 for 3,000 jobs. (Don’t believe “the potential for 13,000 jobs nonsense.) That’s a million bucks a job. A job that likely pays $20,000 per year on the production line.

Hell, let’s give them a raise from $10 to $20 per year. That’s still $40,000 per year. If you instead gave each of…

As if it’s not ruined already?

Paulie Malignaggi never ceases to crack me up. I remember meeting him many years ago, before the titles. Never a dull moment with this one.

Those roads are the best and sometimes you only have to rally pass the occasional logging truck. Sometimes, the turns are so tight, you can do them with your right foot and some melted tires.

Come for the Dragon, drive it once and then be thrilled by so many other roads in the area.

Have you ever driven on the Tail of the Dragon? It’s almost ALL blind curves. Hundreds of blind curves over less than a dozen miles.

You say that like it’s a bad thing.

In the past 20 years, my wife and/or I have owned the following:

Morning, evening, lunchtime and stone-cold sober, I have the same feeling every single time I think about the guy or this country of ours. Every. Single. Time. Okay, maybe not entirely silent, but definite astonishment.

“I have never seen a financial institution so intent on making profits without any regard to doing the right thing for their customers.”

The first-year Plymouth Laser RS Turbo was the first car I legitimately drove over 140 MPH. It had INSANE performance for the time, even just in FWD guise.

I loved the interior as well as it was very driver focused.

The Mitsu 16V 2.0-liter engine, turbo or otherwise, proved a great, smooth engine over the years. I…

I give this a star only because Kinja does not have sad emojis.

I work in a small town that has an auto parts plant. Not a huge name supplier, but not unheard of. A foreign company that supplies parts for trucks for the Big Three, er, Two-and-a-half.

There have been a couple of high-profile drug raids there in recent years. Factory work is mind-numbing and with the pressure that is…