The Independent reports that Ryanair apologized for the delays and gave their passengers vouchers for refreshments.

Here's another interesting tidbit: they say the Alfa Romeo roadster version will have a 1.4-liter turbo engine developed by the folks at Fiat, as well as a dual-clutch transmission. That sounds fun too.

Screw you. Not all of us Southerners are ignorant theocrats. What part of the country do you live in so that I can point out its flaws and generalize them to the whole population?

Gotta be honest, it's not something I made up myself. It's something numerous journalists and editors have told me over the years, including Jalopnik EIC Matt Hardigree.

Sometimes part of the job is relaying the bad news, too. You can't only write about good things, when sad things are part of the world as well.

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Those hay bales. LOL.

Most fun I've ever had in a vehicle! I've run formula SAE vehicles, autocrossed some legitimatly sporty cars, had some fun in shifter karts, etc. but autocrossing my '84 C10 was beyond fun. The truck has been lowered all around with big block springs up front, a built SBC, a built TH350 with 2800 rpm converter and…

Im literally the last person who could poke fun at a spelling mistake, so I wont, but I did find the thought of bear metal too tempting to resist.

click the link, yo, and read the article

Explain to me again this whole "dealerships protect consumers" thing you were talking about.

Machine guns. Rallying is just it's day job.

I fail to understand how someone else's desire to feel a modicum of comfort and control over a situation, where there is little, is such a bad thing. You say that the only thing that it does is make the prayer feel better, but why is that not enough of a reason?

Considering it's right there in the title, I would hope so.

Does John Perry count?