I'm having a hard time finding Marshawn Lynch in these photos of people "making a mockery of media day".

“The idea is being kicked around real hard,” said one person briefed on the plan, noting that GM is looking at success of the Wrangler, some of which are fetching more than $50,000 new. Wranglers enjoy some of the highest resale values in the market.

With Hummer long dead, there's been a hole in the market for tough off-roading vehicles that's only been party filled by the popular Ford Raptor.

I think we're done here. G'nite, internet.

That's what was reported over the weekend by the website HorsepowerKings. They claim the upcoming hyper-'Stang — said to be the most track-capable street legal Mustang ever — lapped the 'Ring in just 7 minutes and 32.19 seconds back in September.

Shelby Cobra

Ford GT

Saleen S7

10-4. I guess I just assumed that it was from this weekend's Rolex 24 at Daytona.

I think Ford only entered two cars in the Rolex 24, and both had the 3.5L EcoBoost V6. I think the car in the video is the Pruett/Hand/Kimball/Karam #01:

That's Foster Auditorium, site of George Wallace's "Stand in the Schoolhouse Door".

Imagine how upset he must've been when Ravens and NFL officials conspired to downplay the severity of Ray Rice punching his fiancee in the face.

I don't understand the public's need for players' public self-appraisal after every performance.

Zahi Hawass would have these guys entombed for this.

For anyone complaining that this car "only" has a V6, the drivetrain complies with Le Mans GTE regulations (max 5.5L normally aspirated or 4.0L with forced induction).

She looks 13.

Approved, by a Southerner in Cincinnati.

Which were also boring and stupid.