Sued by DOJ for refusing to rent to black people, ultimately settling the case (despite “never settling”), then sued and settles again for failing to live up to original settlement.

i can’t wait until he gets a little bit older and finally runs yahoo fully into the ground.

Doubtful. You think your buddy at work who is going to stand on line for 48 hours to get the iPhone 8 knows what chip is in it? Nope. Autonomous/electric cars are going to be treated as the next “cool gadget”. See: Tesla.

What’s interesting about Detroit is none of the roads lead to NFL playoff success.

Mr. Crissey’s logic – and yours, by extension – is fundamentally backwards. Labor is an expense, and a necessary one. Profits are literally the money that’s left over after expenses. To run a business properly, you must pay your expenses before you start taking money out of it.

Offer car people want. Raise price so nobody wants it. Kill car due to lack of demand. Genius.

I had a 04 9-5, the ignition was hard to turn but oh so satisfying! God I miss that car!

Yeah, the problem is, the BMW E-3(whatever variant) has become the bitchin’ camaro of the 20teens. It’s lost all it’s exclusive cool. It used to be that BMWs were the car of choice of people who wanted a car that just drove well, that said “I’m buying a car that handles well, not a luxo-barge...” but, flash forward…

When keeping it real...goes wrong.

Unfortunately for this club, Suarez has already accepted an offer to play unrecognized football, having signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

That's a good list. Maybe Detroit.Jalopnik should do some serious long-form pieces (or a vlog report) on them. most of the links you posted were to twitter or facebook feeds, hardly a place to understand how their actions are 'saving detroit.' there were a couple articles on D.J., but we all know the results of the…

That big ridiculous light bar an the ass for starters. Chrysler's next inevitable bankruptcy in the near future is another. And the fact that the SS is bland enough to be stealth and appeal to wider audiences that don't wear NASCAR baseball caps reversed on their heads while driving is another.