The CTS-V can do 200 MPH, and actually turn well.

Are you referring to the Hellcat?

Not sure where you hang out, but I’ve seen Bill Maher called out a ton for his Islamophobia.

Much of that divide comes down to how much islamaphobia you can personally stomach. Maher is a militant atheist and expresses his disdain for Islam constantly. If that is not a deal breaker then I imagine you can be on board with the rest of it.

It was a disheartening interview, but even Bill jumped onto the fuck-Milo train in the Overtime segment posted to YouTube. It’s especially worth a watch to see Larry Wilmore and Malcom Nance take Milo down, showing the man-child is clearly in over his head.

I don’t mind bad stories. I can handle a bad story better than anybody as long as it’s true and, you know, over a course of time, I’ll make mistakes and you’ll write badly and I’m OK with that.

50% of this country is also dumber than the other 50% of this country.

40% of Americans think he’s doing a great job.

One part shock, one part loyalist stooges, one part audience plants.

You’ve got to admire Trump’s business model...

It’s okay because if you still want to buy a new car that feels like it’s based on horrendously outdated technology there’s the 370Z.

Yeah I tend not to care what people do with their own shit on their own property. If you get mad because someone has a car in their driveway that hasn’t moved in months, that’s your problem, not theirs.

Front end was contained and yet the back still went for the nearest grouping of bystanders

The ergonomics thing means that they are not reaching peak efficiency by their workforce, which is bad for the business. If you have 6/8 people gone on medical that’s a huge loss of productivity which will lead to more ot and more problems.

Part of me says “Get another job then”, part of me says “why are you sacrificing family moments for your job?”, and part of me says “learn to lift with better form, you’re working in manual labor, of course its hard on your body”. A very small part of me says “aww poor person”.

Quick question. Why are you even on Jalopnik?

I’m going to have to ask you to leave now, please. Don’t make a scene.

Which one, the 22R or the GM 2200? Because it’s both... the little 2.2L pushrod 4 was shared between the J-body of those years and the S10/Sonoma, like mine, which has almost 240K miles on it and has never needed work. Closest to ‘engine problems’ it’s ever had?

Yeah, any GM car with that 3.8-liter “Buick 3800" is going to be bulletproof. Even the supercharged variants (such as the 1997 Buick Riviera Supercharged we had in the family) are reliable.

None of these are a 2000s Buick LeSabre and are therefore wrong.