They showed the jump a bunch of times because the other 47 takes resulted in nearly a thousand casualties. They had to show it off.

Yeah, I've often thought that the easiest way to steal a car would be to open the person's likely unlocked front door (to their house) and take the keys from the hanger that's most likely right there.

Even while crashing spectacularly, the CR-V is still pretty dull.

Yeah, and money too. And straight flat surfaces. And sheer boredom from living in a place where it's illegal to do anything (except this).

It would smell like the hall in an apartment block.

I'm sure I don't know nearly enough about him nor his roles at Porsche, but he had to have been well involved with keeping Porsche as one of the most consistently-desirable and consistently-performing automobile companies of all time. There have been few times where "Porsche" has been the wrong answer.

I love when people disagree with top-10 lists. It's like watching someone wrestle a futon.

I'm Canadian, but we've been working on being more like Americans for some reason.

They're gonna have to work on their treatment of women too. Requiring a woman to wear a veil? Yeah, I'm gonna judge the hell out of that. Clearly the US won't bomb them over that, but it's still a sticking point for anyone who has ever had a mother.

From the article:

It's actually the thing that comes to everyone's mind. The long, round thing with the bulbous end? Penis.

The car is just broken in.

Please don't use "penis" and "slash" in the same sentence.

Can't tell if trolling or just stupid...

Err, loved Colin more than any rally driver in history, but if you want to know how nice he was, "ask the Welsh Wizard."

Imagine if they could put the J-12 in the price and size bracket that was recently vacated by the Ranger. Imagine it...

Finally, we have a racing film with a great director at the helm. Ron Howard makes films that are both critically acclaimed and entertaining to a large audience. This needs to be both. Daniel Bruhl is a tremendously good actor, and although I have no idea about the Thor guy, it appears that they're taking it seriously.

Actually, you have to go even further. He'd have to hold up the sign saying "Call me now, or I'll kill you." There has to be coercion to do something you wouldn't normally do. If the sign says "call me," and you do, the judge would just say, "Why didn't you ignore it?"

No, the politicians make laws and the police enforce them. They occasionally make errors, but then so do people of all professions. I'm not going to vilify an entire occupation because of the actions of a few.

You actually get charged with bribery, assault, and littering.