Nobody cares where cars are actually built. All that matters is where the headquarters is. That’s why people call VWs, BMWs, and Mercs German cars, even when they’re built in North America. It’s why a Chrysler can be an American car even when it’s made in Canada. All the yuppies driving their “German” Porsche Cayennes…

Mercedes isn’t the only thing in Alabama. A whole bunch of parts suppliers have also built facilities in Alabama to support Mercedes, Hyundai, and the Kia plant in West Georgia. Aston Martin’s affiliation with Daimler (as mentioned in the article) probably means that they utilize several common suppliers. Building a…

I can’t imagine how his neighbors feel about him shouting in his driveway all week.

I’m glad I’m not the only one that bit of irony wasn’t lost on

Tavarish trying to call a woefully uninformed individual out for giving shitty, misguided advice? Meta.

His advices are rubbish but at least he won an emmy. Your article on W220 downplays the complexity of the car and merely mentioned one problem with drain plug under the hood that could kill the ECU, and stating “frame damage” can be fixed back to normal by shops on a unibody car. So it’s like the pot calling the…

I thought I was the only one that didn’t like this guy.. nice to see that I’m not.

Wow. I’ve never heard of this guy nor done my own reasearch, but based on the examples you provided, this guy is an even bigger hack than “Food Babe”.

When one recycles an aircraft carrier, does one put it in the blue bin or the green bin?

Because dramatic headlines make for good click bait

He missed the opportunity to touch the drone down on the deck so that he can claim for the rest of his life that he's performed a carrier landing.

I think that's "Forrestal"

4th gear: because it’s much safer to have investments that are tangible in a country that the government can’t just walk in and take because they want to at any time. China has a lot of internal struggle between capitalism, politics, and the money of their wealthy businesses and citizens.

And yet, we'll still be hearing the endless refrain from the clueless who INSIST that "someone" can and should make a solar-powered car.

You and Vin Diesel.

Why yes! You are the only one. Reevaluate your whole life.

Jim Clark was the greatest grand prix driver in history, in my opinion. In terms of success, yes Fangio, Schumacher, and Senna were all far more successful, but what speaks to Clark over those 3, is that he had never driven the Lotus 49 till the weekend of the Dutch Grand Prix, 1967. He only qualified 8th, but he won…

I’d take the recall fund payout. The injured have to bear at least some responsibility for purchasing a Chevy Cobalt.

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Bilton claims that what the kid hackers used to get into his car costs about a hundred bucks.