This is unbelievably accurate.  You must look at a lot of online classifieds.

This is not the Z51 wing, that one’s still available.  This is an ugly dealer add-on that looks absolutely terrible and out of place on the car.

Agreed.  The first time I saw one I asked out loud why someone would ruin their new Vette by putting on something so cheap-looking and hideous.  Then someone informed it me was an actual option and I was baffled as to why.  They should just remove it entirely, it looks horrendous and cheap.

As someone who lives outside the rust belt and has never broken a bolt while wrenching, I’m going to say the Rust Belt is very much a thing.

Check out this guy’s other videos, he’s compared a bunch of brands of rust preventers/converters/dissolvers/whatever.

I was wondering how long it would take for Project Farm to pop up on Jalopnik. I found this guy a couple years ago and have watched him religiously ever since. Every time I go to the hardware store I find myself staring at 5 different brands of the same thing wondering which one is best. This guy actually does the…

Seriously.  And not a riding mower engine, just a straight up push mower engine.

Remember, this thing has lights and turn signals and wipers and doors and all that real-car candy, just unimaginably cheaper and hanging on a likely flimsy frame, powered by a 1.1-horse electric motor.

It’s different because the cars are not fully designed and engineered by the manufacturers anymore. While it’s not quite spec racing it’s a lot closer than what we had in the past. Do you see no difference between NASCAR and GTLM, either?

Where do you think they got the idea?

Those aren’t true “factory teams”, though. There are multiple teams running Cadillac DPis all competing against each other. Penske is the only Acura team at the moment and Mazda is probably the closest to a factory team, but it’s not the same as the fully factory-developed technological marvels of top-level prototypes…

Well that both sucks and is cool at the same time.  It essentially means the death of LeMans as we have known it (although I guess you could argue that happened when Porsche pulled out).  Shared chassis with unique bodywork means pretty much no more factory teams, and a serious lack of innovation.  I realize it was…

It’s mind-bending to think that the same studio that made that movement system makes the movement system for Battlefield games.

Yes, just about every PS store game trailer is just some overview CG trailer BS.  The only time you’ll see gameplay is if they have a secondary video which usually show you how the game actually plays.  I, too, typically just back out if there’s no gameplay in the store trailer.

What’s even sadder is that I watched the “gameplay” reveal and thought “is that it? That looks worse than pretty much any PS4 first-party game”.

The whole point of this collaboration was for Toyota and BMW to build a money-losing “halo” car without losing too much money.

You should have seen this coming when the Supra came out with an already-outdated version of BMW’s engine at launch. BMW has definitely gotten the better end of this deal in every way, but I guess at least Toyota may not be losing any money on it since they had almost no development outlay.

The plague was actually engineered by a special group inside the C8 development team to specifically target the current Corvette demographic in preparation for the C8's reveal. They knew it wouldn’t go down well with their current owners so they came up with Covid-19 to both reduce the amount of complaining on the…

No, it’s just an ugly wing design.  It doesn’t fit the lines of the car and it has 4 differently-sized support pillars.  Nothing wrong with putting a wing on the car, but it should be a good-looking one, and that one isn’t.  It just looks cheap.

This is the correct take. I and most other people are assuming that Sony will offer the same simply because it would be ridiculous not to, but until Sony says something official it leaves Microsoft free to talk it up like some major feature.