I mean, you’re talking to a person that daily drives an old school bus, logic isn’t always my strong suit. lol

Whose team is least disgusting?!

Exactly what I was thinking

I mean, if somehow magically I had the means, I would probably only drive a car like this on 20-40 mile joy ride trips on sunny days when I had nothing better to do, also.  Which could theoretically mean only getting to do this a handful of times per year. 

Enjoyed it like a sculpture or something?

1st: Because voters would rather rip that bandage off nice and slow.

Come on, Jalopnik writers. I expect you understand why we can’t “just ban fossil-fueled cars at the moment” and this is just a troll. The problems with this statement, in no particular order...

Neutral:

You should see my next one.

I was going to say that David owned cars in worse shape than this.

I expected the chain to be an upsized soil cutter approach, but am disappointed. Is this just cutting with repetition and sheer force of will without any visible abrasive enhancement?

I expected to see David Tracy shopping for a new project at the docks

YESS!!! The Vermont Loophole! We just went through the process of getting our bus registered in The Peoples Republic of Texas (where you are only free to own guns and pollute... everything else is regulated to the point of stupidity) who are in the middle of changing registration processes. They made the old processes…

The more I see the news, the more I think about this scene. Have a tear stained star! 

1903 was pretty bad.

The reason endurance racing cars are limited to relatively lower horsepower figures is down to balance of power, because every time there has been something even remotely close to an unrestricted racing series one car inevitably dominates it and then destroys it because nobody else bothers to show up.  The 917 being…

Okay! All the horsepower and downforce you want, but all cars are on spec Walmart snow tires.

They’re all glued in place, but they also have gaskets behind them and body panels that fit over them and prevent wind from getting under the edges. The gasket didn’t go away, it just moved from around the glass to behind it, otherwise the glass would flex and crack. These Tesla roofs don’t seem to have any panels…

you used to glue sunroofs onto nuclear weapons?  sweet gig!