We expect the normal year/year overlap to mean the '15 Mustang will be sold sometime next year, in '14, just like the '14 is available now in '13, so I agree - how did it not make this list?

Since that photo hides all the detail and no one cared to do anything about it...

Everyone freaks out on TPIR - it's part of being on stage there...they get more prizes for the best acting out they can muster.

It may help understanding of the situation to know that all thru traffic has been moved to the pay-to-play toll route a bit further inland.

Sure, if you like 60 year old infrastructure...

'Chill the fuck out"

You realize there are 10 year olds that do piloting like this all the time, right? But yeah, this is a perfect illustration of hand-to-eye coordination, so thanks for putting it up :)

Nearly two decades back, I lived in Tokyo - One late night, after the trains stopped running, I was walking thru some sleepy neighborhoods and enjoying the relative silence when, like a lion announcing a kill in the dark, all that was suddenly shattered by the quick rap to full throttle by what was clearly an exotic…

This has nothing to do with more people (presumed locals) ditching their cars and everything to do with a rise in new locals that come from countries where pedestrians dominate traffic at will.

This story has a gas powered V8 (albeit small) w/twin stacks, a tree and the color red, so I vote it qualifies as a true 'Jalop Christmas Tale'.

Japanese _and_ Cadillac-free, just so his stigness notices....

It's easier if you start with a mitsu that's already on it's roof...

An Iranian walks into a Chevy dealership and asks to test drive a new Camaro.

Nothing was wrong with the '89 BMB....it's gawker's way of the troll, that's all. Buddha forbid m'alaban (who talks about so many things well out of his reach) should have an actual, thought out opinion rather than taking the flip side as an easy way out.

If it doesn't have at least one hot tub/helipad and three sets of steering axles, it doesn't even make the show...

Yeah, I loved watching the 'vettes fall to ninth in class, 39th overall this year after all their hype :)

If you think someone has to be an engineer to see the current fail, I've got a scheme to put a large coke in a small cup you'll like.

I don't recall anyone at NASA using the word 'risk' when the wheels were discussed. I do recall taxpayers being told the $3 billion multi-year budget was buying the most advanced tech known to man, however....now that feeling will undoubtably shift to how the rover is a 'beta' and they'll make it better with the next…

The factory holes provide self-cleaning should loose debris make it's way inside the wheels.

Not here, not now. Just another misleading gawker headline without shame or truth.