I assume they’re referring to the refrigerant, which is a fluid (and, during certain points in the loop, a liquid!).

Being paid under the table is definitely the reason that Jalopnik has been publishing articles about the world’s largest automaker, not the release of a much anticipated and controversial sportcar, plus general product news.

Exactly. I can’t watch videos at work all day. Read, yes.

I consider it a small token of justice that so many of them have ended up being owned by Jewish people.

Skip the kids, buy sportscars, save the world.

And multiple people calling and emailing with none of them actually knowing much of anything about the Stinger or me or, seemingly, cars in general.

They couldn’t have designed it for a ten year old kid - it looks nothing like a Fortnite.

I dunno, you could... not?

Why Buy A Bugatti Centodieci When You Can Have This F-16 Fighter Jet For Less?

Well all it needs is a gold wrap put on and, it’s ready for a drive in Dubai!

Just saw it today. It was incredible. The photos don’t do the floor justice.

I really hope this and some of the other hypercars are just the industry pregaming for the homologation requirements of a GT1-esque racing series. 

But the Valhalla looks like an Aston Martin and a McLaren fused together in a freak wind tunnel accident and I gotta say, it looks pretty crazy.

Owned by the late Paul Allen. Saw it fly a few times when I was still living in the Seattle area. It's been de-miled, bu the ejection seats are still fully functional.

+1. The Bugatti is just painfully ugly. It’s like the guys at the factory are having a laugh at how intentionally ghastly they can make a car look and be able to sell it to a really insecure rich guy.

I hear the gear selector is a little stiff, you really need to shove it into overdrive. 

I’m Interested to know the quirks and features of an f-16.

I’m inclined to think that a vehicle (the Bugatti) that is allowed to drive nowhere near its capacity is far less interesting than a vehicle that is (the F-16).

I dunno, owning a fighter jet like that seems like it would be approaching an unsafe area of some sort. A zone of danger, if you will.

All I want for Christmas is a BPR Global GT revival